As the residues important for eRF1 binding are also conserved in paralogues of eRF3, they may be important for a more universal EF1 structure or function rather than specific for eRF3 interactions with eRF1.
Compared with previously published mode converters, the scheme is more universal because it is applicable for any waveguide structure.
This suggests that the relationship between fitness and the structure of genealogical trees is more universal than the specific details of the mutation effect distribution that drive evolutionary dynamics (Neher and Hallatschek, 2013).
Claims that morality is constrained by an innate universal grammar (e.g., Hauser, 2008; Mikhail, 2011) seem closer to the idea that the moral (or its underlying universal structure) develops under normal conditions; other conceptions acknowledge more of a role for contingent factors (Nichols, 2004; Haidt and Bjorklund 2008).
These limitations will be studied and overcome in future researches, focused on following main points: consider paragraphs having more complex structure, and try to find other assumptions which are more universal in Vietnamese.
Building upon our approach, future work can further develop and adapt a more universal tool to extract biometric measurements from a variety of different structured fetal ultrasound reports (i.e., fetal ultrasound reports that may be structured differently).
The pinning control scheme and the adaptive feedback algorithms are adopted to achieve complex projective synchronization, and the structure of stochastic switching networks with complex-variable systems makes our research more universal and practical.
However, seven MSRs show multimodality and at least three of those also show equidistant intervals between the modes, suggesting a more universal organization of MSRs in our genome where they are arranged into higher order chromatin structures.
Their appeal, however, is more universal.
"This one is a little more universal".
