We describe the behavior of the local molecular structure under increasing temperatures and the effect of peptide interactions with nearest hydration shell water molecules on peptide mobility and propensity to exhibit structural transitions.
Politicians and strategic planners in the Regional Development Council emphasized that the most important dimension of their work is promoting the region's economic development, which is influenced by factors such as mobility, individuals' commuting propensities and the region's role as an integrated labor market.
In the mobility perspective, individuals' commuting propensities and regional political ambitions to develop the region as an integrated labor market are closely interwoven.
That's the sole bright spot Matloff sees for U.S. workers: Allowing some workers more job mobility may reduce employers' propensity to bypass American applicants in favor of foreigners, because "for many tech employers the appeal of hiring foreign workers is to have not just cheap workers but even more important, immobile ones".
The disorder types are defined as "loops/coils" (secondary structures that can serve as conditions for structural disorder), "hot loops" (a subset of loops/coils with high mobility and higher disorder propensity) and "rem465" (rentries5 entrins in PDB indicating missing coordinates in X-Ray structure).
Previously, TAA salts were recommended as an ion mobility calibrant due to their low propensity for forming clusters, which otherwise complicates the interpretation of mobility data.
It thus seems as if the PE and PPE genes present within region 5 have an enhanced propensity for duplication, their mobility driving the expansion of these genes into the highly polymorphic PGRS and MPTR subfamilies, respectively.
Another key cohort difference is increased mobility, with younger generations having an increased propensity to move not only between jobs, but also between locations (both within and between nations), and across traditional occupational boundaries[ 15, 16].
A possible mechanism for a greater propensity for horizontal transmission is greater symbiont mobility: while little is known about mobility in most symbiont lineages, some Rickettsia are able to move between cells and tissues using actin filaments [46], [47].
The difference in resistance patterns between tomcod and killifish almost certainly reflects their different propensity to move and their life history characteristics limited mobility in killifish compared with estuary-wide movements in tomcod.
