The continuous Markov model enables larger flexibility by allowing different covariate and drug effects for each transition rate, but this increases further the complexity of the model.
Thus, large flexibility is desirable for DNAs that need to bind to proteins, and accordingly deform its structure, but rigidity is useful for the definition of spacing elements that should isolate protein-induced DNA deformability in specific regions of the duplex.
The short loop linking the two domains does not allow for large flexibility, providing a solid anchor point for the first YscD periplasmic domain at the membrane surface, and forcing a preferential perpendicular orientation to the IM.
Thus, while it is clear that QuantPrime is a powerful primer design program, given its great parameter flexibility for large-scale qPCR primer design and user-friendly interface, it appears not to have been designed with the a priori aim of yielding gene- or transcript-specific primers.
This creates a large flexibility and opens the possibility to create the gene list used for analysis in a way suitable for the scientific question at hand.
This large distance provides flexibility for network operators to deploy RAN and CN nodes to meet different objectives.
Due to the potential of achieving high conductivity and high transparency, low-cost, large-area and flexibility for versatile applications as organic solar cells, silver nanowires (AgNWs) have attracted great attention as a good alternative to conventional ITO.
This implies a large degree of flexibility for companies and employees regarding time distribution when implementing specific strength training into a weekly schedule.
Larger capacity provides the flexibility for the selection of secret information, however, larger degradation may be expected correspondingly.
As a business leader, she surely could have spoken to how large systems best foster the flexibility-for-quality compact that should define the city's many charter schools.
