These results are consistent with a malleable protein structure for TIM where the effect of mutations such as the L6RM, which distort the protein structure, may be overcome by utilization of the phosphodianion binding energy available to mold the enzyme into the catalytically active loop-closed conformation.
Open collaboration is based on persistent, but malleable social structures (d).
Based on a literature survey, Forte and Lampe [14] describe open collaboration as systems which (a) support the collective production of an artefact, (b) through a technologically mediated collaboration platform, (c) present a low barrier to entry and exit, and (d) support the emergence of persistent but malleable social structures.
Similarly, the artist's sherbet-hued bowls — malleable-looking structures with cracked, milk-white armors of glaze — could only be surreal, even psychedelic renderings of tea ceremony ceramics.
Adan has developed a malleable direct-aid structure informed by local context, catering to victims' specific needs.
We writers may be unfit for human consumption, but something about the malleable, permeable family structure says to us, That's O.K. Of course, to further indicate how unfit we can be, we are perfectly capable of abusing that tolerance and calling it boring.
Solberg, for instance, uses the unique offerings of the studio to create an immersive installation in Zappa's custom-made echo chamber, while Yellin layers hand-picked fabrics into a malleable and sensory structure.
Because these interactions are malleable in crystal structures (Table S1), we use the term "tether" [34] to describe these interactions.
Porous scaffolds made of materials such as collagen and HA serve as malleable, foam-like structures that adhere MSCs at the time of seeding [ 66, 82].
The band launches into a loose interpretation of the Herbie Hancock standard "Footprints," a jam session favorite because of its simple structure and malleable rhythm.
