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Compared with these RHG phosphatases, SixA lacks an extra α‐helical subdomain that forms a lid over the active site, thereby forming a relatively shallow groove important for accommodating the kidney‐shaped four‐helix bundle of the HPt domain.
The small size of the alanine side-chain is important for accommodating ATP [Hu et al., 2011].
P44 was important for accommodating ATP phosphate groups, as it was located between a conserved GGXGXRL loop region and the strongly conserved "PAV" region, which involved catalysis and allosteric regulation [ 22].
Regional landscape planning and design is important for accommodating the diversity of community contexts and varying levels of acceptance for management strategies and for increasing the saliency and legitimacy of scientific and policy approaches (Nassauer and Opdam 2008).
Biodegradable scaffolds, which mimic the nature of the bone, play an important role for accommodating cells, controlling cell adhesion and proliferation, and facilitating bone regeneration [2].
For LMs, good manager/employee collaboration (Cluster 1) seems to be the most important entry point for accommodating work to the capabilities of the employees and the expectations of the organization (Cluster 4).
On our side, β71A polymorphism in this pocket seems to be important for creating an appropriate space for accommodating the lateral chains of aromatic amino acids [23].
An additional important property of HD Ads is their capacity for accommodating large transgene sequences.
This may be important if the school in question is not following government guidelines for accommodating disabled students.
Controlled ice nucleation is an important mechanism in cold-hardy plant tissues for avoiding excessive supercooling of the protoplasm, for inducing extracellular freezing and/or for accommodating ice crystals in specific tissues.
These two residues had previously been identified to be important for substrate binding (accommodating the hydrophobic phenyl ring of the substrate) and stereoselectivity of OYE enzymes.
