In general, the backbone amides with large 15N-{1H}-NOE values (0.7 1.0) are expected to have lower flexibilities and to be located in the rigid region, while those with small NOE values (<0.6) are considered to be located at the loops or linker regions that have high flexibility [30].
In general, the backbone and side-chain (Arg, Tyr) vibrational modes correlated with the N-H and N-D deformation modes.
Both Weintraub, the author of several books on war, and Perry, who has written on the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the C.I.A. and the Civil War, offer many examples of how even the domineering Franklin Roosevelt could not bend General Marshall's backbone — though not for lack of trying.
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Phylogenetic biogeographic methods such as PACT and modified BPA depart from this standard approach in that in addition to searching for a general area cladogram, the "backbone" of the tree, which is interpreted as resulting from vicariance or geodispersal events, they attempt to infer other processes that are lineage-specific.
STIL-CC binding leads to an increase in averaged heteronuclear NOEs for β-strands and the α1 helix, suggesting a general reduction of fast backbone motions of PLK4-PB3 upon STIL-CC binding.
Invisible as it might be to the general public, it remains the backbone of American soccer.
From less directional, early encounter conformations a general ordering transition with increased backbone hydrogen bond interactions was observed.
Besides group iii), which specifically interacts with the phosphonate group of alafosfalin, the other three groups represent the general recognition mode of the backbone of dipeptides.
