In both cases, p-values for the optimized box size are lower than those obtained using the default protocol, suggesting that ligand docking with the optimized box size should more effectively distinguish active compounds from decoys.
38 Positive affirmation helps the patient to recognise his or her role in treatment and cope with the disease more effectively through active acceptance, adjustment of physical and psychosocial consequences, and reconciliation with life and death.
Although this co-treatment regime reduced FIB concentrations more effectively than conventional active or passive MWW treatment systems, further work can be done to optimize the efficiency of treating these wastes simultaneously.
Modern methods have been developed to more effectively absorb the active principle, salvinorin A. If enough salvinorin A is absorbed, an altered state of consciousness can occur.
"It can offer more hydration and possibly wash bacteria from your body more effectively, but the active ingredient in cranberry is long-gone by the time it reaches your bladder".
Inhibitors developed against the heterodimeric active site may block the AdoMetDC activity more effectively than inhibitors of the homodimeric active site [ 34].
This higher level of inhibition was expected as synthetic precursors have been shown to be more effectively delivered and more active than plasmids expressing miRNAs.
Additionally, this activity fulfills several recommendations for best practices on teaching evolution more effectively: make extensive use of active learning, directly address student misconceptions, incorporate multi-modal instruction, and introduce opportunities for communication and collaboration (AAAS 2011; Nelson 2008).
Circular permutation of TEVp may uncover alternative N- and C- termini which, when bound to FM moieties, occlude the active site more effectively.
The expertise gained during research likely prepares these instructors to use active learning more effectively (Pollock and Finkelstein, 2008; Turpen and Finkelstein, 2009).
