The reason is that the methods applied for energy-saving pose the process operation at the intersection of safety constraints.
Then, the virtual receptor is refined, making use of the new ligand poses, and the process iterates between pose refinement and virtual receptor refinement.
Divestment works by stigmatising, as pointed out in a report from Oxford University: "The outcome of the stigmatisation process poses the most far-reaching threat to fossil fuel companies.
This wear process poses the risk of metallosis, pseudotumors, aseptic vasculitis, and metal hypersensitivity [ 6, 49, 73, 74].
Once in the human population, most zoonotic viruses can be transmitted among humans, a process that poses the most serious threat to human health (28 ).
He argues that the drilling can help solve the nation's energy problems and dismisses concerns about the potential environmental and health perils posed by the process with which shale gas is extracted, known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
Mark Urban, the programme's diplomatic and defence editor, explains the problems posed by the process to presenter Emily Maitlis.
This paper proposes an approach that couples an event-driven framework for detecting and reasoning in situations that pose the need for process adaptations with MCDM methods for selecting adaptations.
This choice is motivated by the simulation challenges posed by the processes that relate biophysical characteristics to optical properties of plant leaves in this domain.
An example of the posed-problem condition is shown in Fig. 2c, whereas when the product is not composed of three sentence cards, then it is called the "intermediate product," which is in the process of posing the problem.
"DNA replication" (GO 0006260) was the most significantly enriched term, consistent with this biological process posing the greatest risk to genome stability in an unperturbed cell.
