The current trend to reduce heat losses by building components has resulted in many modifications to window design in order to improve thermal performance and the indoor climate.
The kinetic characterization of the E1103G mutant Pol II reveals that this TL mutation results in many modifications to the enzyme dynamics (Table 3).
see reply #3 to Eugene Koonin The "viral hypothesis", in the meantime, exists in many modifications, not all of which require modern-type viruses: see for example, Woese (series of essays in 1998 2002) and Koonin-Martin (Pubmed 16223546).
The airplane was produced in so many modifications for so many missions, however, that armament varied widely through the war and later, when it was used in the air forces of countries around the world.
With this scenario in mind, many modifications have been made (Table 2).
In addition, many modifications and extensions to MDR have been published, which include the use of odds ratios (Chung et al., 2007), log-linear models (Lee et al., 2007), generalized linear models (Lou et al., 2007), methods for imbalanced data (Velez et al., 2007), methods for dealing with missing data (Namkung et al., 2009), and model-based methods (Calle et al., 2008).
Even if cranial structures are not the best place to observe the influence of such deficiency, several studies have indicated that a reduction in GH/IGF 1 produce many modifications in cranial size and shape: maxilla, mandible and sphenoid bone are shorter, orbits are shallow, and head circumference is smaller [52] [55].
It was originally used for this purpose in [3], and many modifications of it have been proposed for coevolution and contact prediction [2], [3], [6] [8].
4 In recent years, many modifications to the 6th edition UICC TNM system have been proposed.
Meanwhile, the rise of science and industry, as well as changes in ways of thinking and feeling, wrought many modifications in people's lives.
During evolution, protein domains undergo many modifications in sequence and structure to achieve versatility in function.
