Theologians say that that a propensity exists within us called, "Capax Dei," the capacity for God.
Structure function studies with ppTG1, ppTG20, and sequence variants suggest that the high gene transfer activity of these peptides is correlated with their propensity to exist in α-helical conformation, which seems to be strongly influenced by the nature of the hydrophobic amino acids.
Although life history and morphological variation are pervasive between all manner of migratory and resident forms of animals, this variation is perhaps best appreciated among the salmonid (salmon, trout, and char) family of fishes, wherein great variation exists in the propensity, timing, duration, and distance of their marine migrations (Quinn and Myers 2005).
"Nothing exists in vacuum".
In this talk, I argue that such propensities exist, and that a binary distinction is not rich enough to characterize participation in variable processes.
Given the propensity of organisms to exist in sessile microbial communities in oligotrophic subsurface conditions, and that such conditions typify the subsurface, this study focuses on exploratory modeling of horizontal gene transfer among surface-associated Escherichiacoli in the subsurface.
The propensity to discuss the study of local etiology was relatively common across the regions (see Table 5), but significant variations existed in the propensity to discuss the other dimensions: personalized therapy (p < 0.001), developing guidelines (p < 0.001), and communication (p < 0.001).
Clearly differences do exist in the propensity of individuals to produce stain and it is worthy of further investigation as it would be relevant to the need to use cosmetic tooth whitening products.
A useful first step in modeling a protein structure is to predict the propensity for each residue to exist in and contribute to a secondary structure element.
