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From a modelled homology structure of human KLK3, a Zn2+ binding site was proposed at His91, His101, and His233, and as a potential fourth ligand an Asp (95, 97, or 98).

A two-state Markov model was used to predict how a generalised population of patients transitioned into a state of DEAD from ALIVE for a modelled cohort of 1000 TAH and TLH patients during the 1825 days or 5 years postsurgery.

Her hair was drawn back from a prettily modelled forehead.

There is also a modelled effect from TRPS1 on MEF2C, which in turn activates COL10A1 and ACAN, but represses SOX9.

PVA is an analytical tool providing a modelled outcome from available parameter values, in this case modern-day populations [ 24, 25].

Portrait of a Man (c 1475-6) by Antonello da Messina He looks back at you with big brown sensitive eyes from a face delicately modelled in oil paints.

I made myself a shed from this, modelled loosely on the Victorian tin chapels that are still to be found round here (you can see a picture of it on readersheds.co.uk)." Pam Veale from the Norfolk & Suffolk Aviation Museum based in Flixton, Suffolk said: I am the education officer for the museum and was interested to read your reference regarding using an Anderson shelter for a garden shed.

Notwithstanding whether the future will resemble the modelled trends, useful information can be extracted from a comparison of the modelled scenarios of land-use developments.

As a result, poor modelling regions can be distinguished from those modelled correctly and the improvement of the original structural model can be carried out effectively and accurately.

The four methods upscaled λE by: (i) observed solar irradiance (S); (ii) modelled solar irradiance from a sine function (SSIN); (iii) modelled top-of-atmosphere solar irradiance (STOA); and (iv) observed available energy (AE).

The five scenarios were designed to represent varied points in the process of disengaging from an abusive relationship, modelled after those used on the DVSA [ 37]: 1) committed to continuing the relationship; 2) committed to, but questioning aspects of the relationship; 3) views herself as abused and begins to consider her options; 4) breaking away and; 5) establishing a new life.