Prominent suggestions concern refinements of the logical framework in which Nagelian reduction is described (Dizadji-Bahmani, Frigg, and Hartmann (2010) and Butterfield (2011a)) as well as a relaxation of the condition that reductions must be complete.
Following initial refinement, prominent difference (Fobs – Fcalc) electron density was observed near the heme on the side that would normally be occupied by Tyr75.
Although guanosine diphosphate (GDP) was not added during the purification or crystallization, analysis of the nucleotide binding pocket following refinement revealed prominent difference density (Fig. 4B) consistent with the presence of GDP.
The most prominent distances employed in the XAFS refinement procedure are indicated.
Their prominent feature is that they are preserved under action refinement, an operation important for the top-down design of concurrent systems.
All of those elements are prominent in the Bush plan as well, with a few refinements.
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Although a molecular-level understanding of these changes is far from complete, synaptic refinement and activity-dependent transcriptional changes appear to play prominent roles (Holtmaat and Svoboda, 2009; Dulac, 2010; Riccio, 2010; West and Greenberg, 2011).
Because the secreted Wnt1 protein plays a prominent role in isthmic organizer function, we focused in particular on the refinement of Wnt1 gene expression in this context.
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Note that only spectra with several hundreds of counts and/or prominent features (in emission or absorption) will show changes from the T-gain refinement that exceed the uncertainties from the gain calibration.
