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Increase of intensity of the long-wavelength component with respect to the short-wavelength component as temperature increases from 15 to 320 K suggests that the trans species are at least partly populated via thermally activated energy transfer from the gauche species.

In this section, we introduce the characterization and standardization of promoter-RBS libraries and employ a dynamic mathematical model to construct the promoter-RBS libraries according to the identified kinetic strengths of promoter-RBS components, populated via experimental data.

Here, we have used a combination of different spin relaxation NMR experiments to explore the energy landscape of apoSOD12SH and to elucidate the structural features of several invisible states that are populated via conformational fluctuations originating from the monomeric ground conformer of the protein.

A case study for southward IMF conditions agrees with a model in which the mantle is populated via entry along open high-latitude field lines.

Despite broad agreement that the Americas were initially populated via Beringia, the land bridge that connected far northeast Asia with northwestern North America during the Pleistocene epoch, when and how the peopling of the Americas occurred remains unresolved1,2,3,4,5.

Also, in some decay modes, high-energy levels are populated via EC, and they decay to the ground level in cascade of two or more gammas.

Optical transitions are assumed to take place only at the center of the Brillouin zone, i.e., between Γ v and virtual Γ c states, the latter being (de- populated via phonon scattering from (to) the X valleys, which carry the photocurrent.

Living on a quiet island off the coast of Hong Kong Island, Paiva commutes back and forth between his home and the densely populated city via ferry and subway every day.

Also, the side chain of Asp101 can engage Compound 1 via two equally populated orientations.

As for αTS [16], both sIGPS [17] and eIGPS [18] unfold via a highly populated intermediate, and their unfolding titration curves are well described by a three-state model, N▒ I▒ U.

Classically, amyloid fibrils are formed in a nucleation-dependent manner, in which the protein monomer is converted into a fibrillar structure via a transiently populated aggregation nucleus [125].