As alanine amino acids do not have a side-chain beyond the
The affinity digestion-based cellulosome isolation procedure in effect captures the whole complex, which is built on the scaffoldin protein, thus justifying this type of normalization of data based upon the distribution of cellulosomal proteins on a per scaffoldin basis [27], [31].
The dispersion estimates per gene are different whether using Workflow 1 or Workflow 2, so the rounding procedure in effect increases sensitivity.
"Schools will revert to enrollment procedures in effect prior to September 29," the statement read.
PSA Peugeot Citroën said: "PSA complies with the approval procedures in effect in all countries where it operates, and that engine settings, assuming the same conditions of use, are identical whether for approval procedures or in real life".
Under this once obscure but suddenly famous provision of federal election law, a state that resolves disputes over its electors according to procedures in effect before Election Day, and that does so at least six days before the date for the Electoral College to vote, can assume that its choice is "conclusive" and not open to later challenge in Congress.
The main questions in the appeal were, first, the meaning and enforceability of a federal law offering a state's electors a "safe harbor" from later challenge if they are chosen by procedures in effect before Election Day; and second, whether the state court's decision extending the vote-counting deadline had unconstitutionally supplanted the role of the Legislature.
General Dempsey said he would be putting the new assessment procedures in effect for all generals and admirals serving on the Pentagon's Joint Staff and in other military headquarters around the world in command of combat operations; the other chiefs will do so within their individual armed services.
Although slightly inaccurate, this procedure in essence reflects the effect that we obtain from our numerical simulation.
In the 2008 election, he made a joke of democratic procedure and, in effect, engineered for himself an anti-constitutional third term.
Sometimes (and this was particularly true of large ecclesiastical estates in northern Italy) lands were let out on perpetual hereditary lease for low rents a procedure that, in effect, often led to the virtual dispossession of church proprietors in favour of secular tenants.
