Consensus amino acids for peptide subfamilies were deduced and the overall conservation characterised.
Although some TvBspA proteins are structurally very similar to each other, the TvBspA protein family overall is characterised by important variations in length and sequence of their TpLRR and other sequence features when present, including other tandem repeats or low complexity segments, TMD and CT.
Depending on the kind of stimuli employed, they presented either perfect symmetry (that can be obtained in artificial images), or approximate overall symmetry (characterising real objects and their photographic images).
It is a sound no mnemonic could convey – a medley of scratchy and guttural notes with a chugging engine-like rhythm, relieved occasionally by sweeter passages, and characterised overall by a mood of nervous repetition.
This overall increase was characterised by an almost complete abandonment of harvested areas for the first 8 10 months and then a rapid influx of animals after this time.
Moreover, the 'MELmiR-7' panel characterised overall survival of melanoma patients better than both serum LDH and S100B (delta log likelihood = 11, p < 0.001).
The overall mood was characterised by a form of fatalism "You can't change what's going to happen and what's not going to happen".
These include changes to overall gait pattern characterised by reduced walking velocity and shortened step and stride length [16] altered load and pressure distribution characteristic of both high-arch and flat-foot posture [8]; disturbance of the normal sagittal rocker function [17,30]; and muscle imbalance and reduced muscle strength [7,30].
The overall discipline that characterises the field teams is demonstrated through their work in cases of mass graves, complex well excavations (Çeker and Stevens 2015),46 and the establishment of new excavation methods (Ktori et al. 2016 (Fig. 2).
Simple measures such as height, weight or waist and hip circumferences characterise overall and regional adiposity near as accurately as sophisticated reference methods [ 11].
