Some graphical representations are then used to portray extracted patterns in a visual form that contribute to improved understanding of the derived structures and the geographical processes.
Ponting had failed, continuing a poor run of form that contributed to his decision to retire, and Smith's dismissal, poking a short ball to Alex Doolan at short leg, left him with a miserable tally of 45 runs from his final series at an average of 7.5.
Since it is only the "enzyme" form that contributes to metabolism, and each site of the lattice can be home for a single replicator at most, the inevitable presence of the enzymatically inactive "gene" forms scales up effective neighbourhood sizes in inverse proportion to the relative frequency of "enzyme" forms.
Diluting the protein content or reducing the potential of the protein to aggregate, and thereby form structures that contribute to rigidity, may provide a means for improving quality of reduced-fat PCP by using natural cheese with lower intact casein content and lower calcium:casein ratio, for example, or by decreasing the ratio of sodium phosphate to sodium citrate-based ES.
Thus, fibrillin-1 is a likely candidate as a structural protein in the eggshell membranes forming microfibrils that contribute to the elasticity of eggshell membranes.
These results suggest that the self-initiated cross-linking between the nanofibers and surrounding epoxy matrix synergistically forms interlayer zones that contribute to toughening.
We occasionally publish "Currents" in American Quarterly, which are intended as timely forms of writing that contribute and intervene in contemporary issues of importance to scholars in American studies.
The BBTB encompasses existing and newly formed blood vessels that contribute to the delivery of nutrients and oxygen to the tumor and facilitate glioma cell migration to other parts of the brain.
The cysteines in these proteins form disulphide bridges that contribute to their structural stability in the plant apoplast, an environment rich in proteases.
In AD, amyloid-β (Aβ) peptides form extracellular plaques that contribute to cognitive decline.
