If we regard from horizontal perspective, the effect of GBDT is proximal to xgboost.
When the PLT tear is proximal to the OP, the ossicle presents a normal appearance and localization.
While G482T is proximal to various miRNA-binding sequences, it is not part of the seed sequence for any of them.
SN is distinguished on averaged maps from neighboring structures, including red nucleus (RN) and cerebral crus, and is proximal to SN location from existing brain atlases and volume of interest (VOI) delineation on individual scans using two blinded raters.
The data support a model for the RNA degradosome (RNAD), in which the RNase E carboxy-end is proximal to PNPase, more distant to Enolase, and more than 10 nm from RhlB helicase.
We show that the NNRTI binding pocket (NNIBP) is proximal to the hinge points for this essential motion, and NNRTIs therefore act as "molecular wedges," sterically blocking the full range of motion.
A Holocene lake record from northeastern New Zealand provides a detailed record of environmental controls on upper watershed sedimentation, and is proximal to the Waipaoa MARGINS Source-to-Sink focus site.
In MEFs, Fmrp staining is proximal to DAPI-condensed chromocenters, reminiscent of the centromere localization of PARP-1, which has been reported to interact with FMRP (Isabelle et al., 2010).
In the first stage, a poly-histidine tag appended to the Tfg2 C-terminus was labeled with nickel-NTA nanogold and a seven-step single particle EM protocol was devised to obtain the region accessible by the nanogold in 3D, suggesting the Tfg2 C-terminus is proximal to the clamp of RNAPII.
This, of course, assumes that the newly spawned sequence is proximal to a functional promoter.
The inhibitor-binding pocket is proximal to, but not overlapping with the NTP binding site (Figures 8A).
