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These farmer-level process pattern linkages form the basis of an aggregate village-level land-change model, which predicts the land-cover outcomes of different dominant trajectories of agricultural change.

Notably, three intermolecular C209 C209 disulfide linkages form between monomers related by 2-fold crystallographic symmetry in the H32 crystal form, but not in the P321 crystal form.

Degradation of cellulose is a slow and costly step due to its extensive hydrogen linkages forming tightly packed crystalline matrix and cross-links to the other biopolymers i.e. hemicelluloses and lignin.

FTIR spectra demonstrated that a quantitative calculation of the methylene linkages formed by cross-linking of UF resins in contact with wood has been advanced in its cure and crystalline structures formed in the cured UF resin.

This was attributed to the four-armed quaternary-siloxy linkages formed in the three-dimensional network structure, increasing the free volume for phenol passage and hydrogen bonding between phenol and PDMS matrix.

The accompanying variations of the polymer molecular-weight parameters are recorded for chloromethylations extending to 95% of the substituent phenyl groups, and discussed in terms of chain scissions arising at isolated siloxane linkages formed adventitiously during the isolation of the parent polymer.

We have characterized the Ub linkages formed by bacterial E3 ligases IpaH9.8 and SspH1.

Importantly, these in vivo studies did not determine the nature of K11 linkages formed on proteins.

Ub linkages formed on Ube2SΔ were measured by MS (details in the Supplemental Experimental Procedures).

Aluminum methoxy, −Al OCH3 2, and surface Al O Al linkages formed after O3 pulses were suggested as reaction sites for TMA.

The heme is covalently bound to the protein via two ester linkages formed by conserved Asp and Glu residues (Fig. 5A).