The results of an experimental investigation of the effects of span length disorder on the dynamics of mono-coupled, multi-span beams are reported.
A general closed form expression is then derived for the localization factor of a weakly disordered undamped system; this expression is evaluated explicitly for the case of either bay length disorder or disorder in the inter-bay junction properties.
The results of this structural annotation indicate that all CSEPs had comparatively low values for mean lengths, mean proportion disorder, mean maximum length of disorder, mean model quality and mean number of domains (Additional file 16).
We consider a damped nonlinear periodic structure of finite length with disorder.
For comparisons of length and disorder content, we also created two subsets from mesophiles, with the same average proteome size as thermophiles (meso-thermo) and hyperthermophiles (meso-hyper), respectively.
We maintain that the changes in basal and stimulated activity are both important indications that linker length and "disorder" are crucial to maintain an appropriate amount of built-in flexibility and allow the kinase to phosphorylate target substrates in a spatially constrained microenvironment.
As the molecule length increases, the disorder increases, and the disorder energy increases leading to more localization of charge carriers.
Although this population-based cohort enabled us to investigate the relationship of telomere length and anxiety disorders in light of a multitude of confounding factors, it also has some limitations.
Postoperatively, in-hospital transfusion rate, wound healing disorders, length of hospital stay, and daily pain on a visual analogue pain scale (0-10) will be recorded until discharge.
In addition, a limited number of investigations have evaluated the association of leg length with metabolic disorders underlying type 2 diabetes; while some studies found inverse relationships of leg length with insulin resistance (12, 13, 20, 21), the findings have not been entirely consistent (19).
