By using the same method, one finds that, in order of prominence, the polarity, hydrophobicity, amino acid composition, and solvent accessibility play more prominent roles than other feature properties in the classification of lipid-binding protein (Lin et al. 2006c).
Researchers increasingly suggest that accessibility remains a prominent issue across the World Wide Web (www).
The observation that single molecules move freely in and out of the nucleolus sheds new light on the accessibility of this most prominent structure of the nucleus.
Bus safety is a major concern in developing countries where bus transport assumes a prominent role in assuring adequate and affordable accessibility to the vast majority of the population while promoting urban and rural development [25].
Accessibility is another big issue.
It is known as a typical tubular morphology with the combination of excellent transport characteristics and good accessibility for its surface, making it a prominent choice for high-power systems [10, 76].
Comparing with the aforementioned other chemicals, DB has the advantages on the accessibility and cost in addition to the prominent cytotoxicity against cancer cells.
One of the prominent trends across the four countries was the fact that accessibility of public health care did not explain the large amount of drug sellers.
Lack of accessibility (e.g., time, transport, cost) was a prominent barrier particularly in the studies of rural populations, a finding which is consistent with previous research on adults in rural areas [ 12].
The avian embryo has played a particularly prominent role in such studies by virtue of its large size and accessibility, its amenability to microsurgery, and its well-described anatomy.
The authority and accessibility can be seen in the "ESV Study Bible". John Piper, a prominent voice in evangelical and Reformed circles, endorsed the work as "a dream come true" because of this balance.
