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The layers on the Nb- and Ta-containing alloys were thicker than those on the binary alloy, and they were significantly more structurally and chemically heterogeneous.
The results demonstrate that polymer-modified materials could be more structurally and economically efficient than unmodified materials, offering a solution to designers for the rehabilitating of light-medium traffic volume roads.
Type III J-proteins are more structurally and functionally divergent and involved in protein translocation [ 12].
Motivation: For many biotechnological purposes, it is desirable to redesign proteins to be more structurally and functionally stable at higher temperatures.
Contact: [email protected] For many industrial and laboratory settings, it is advantageous to make a protein more structurally and functionally stable at higher temperatures.
So far, eukaryotic PPP phosphatases were considered as a well-defined monophyletic group of enzymes, specifically dephosphorylating phosphoSer and phosphoThr, while a much more structurally and enzymatically diverse PPP phosphatases were known to be present in prokaryotes.
Straight edges translate into tighter fitting corners and more structurally sound and longer lasting buildings.
For these patients, splint therapy may help to position the condyle to a more structurally compatible and functional position and to decrease the loading force of articular surfaces.
"Sacred Time" becomes more structurally intricate and more satisfying as it progresses, enough to make a reader wish this were a longer, more lingering novel.
The objects which are more close to each other are more structurally similar, and vice versa.
In order to realize a more structurally reliable and yet cost-effective design of prestressed concrete beams with unbonded CFRP tendons, it seems necessary to have a rational evaluation of ( rho_{pfb}^{U} ) available.
