In addition to this pattern, in proteins rich in helices, we will find new suggestive peaks between 5.0 Å and 7.0 Å, representing mainly the recurrent distances between the local (in sequence) C αs positions (i, i + 2), (i, i + 3) and (i, i + 4) that compose turns of a helix, and also some nonlocal contacts.
The superficial distribution, recurrent nature, and distance between hemorrhage and optic disc, suggest that RPCs are the source of the blood.
The ability to generate multiple states of activity within local and long-distance recurrent networks is a basic feature of cortical networks [35], [50].
If probabilities of alteration are desired (but finding recurrent regions or incorporating distance between probes is not needed), the bcp method of (Erdman and Emerson, 2007, 2008) is a much faster alternative.
Media jobs are often removed from the mainstream of society because of their hours, the demands on them, and a recurrent need to keep a distance from events and entanglements, one price of independence.
Two studies on large numbers of phylogenies found a recurrent correlation between root-to-tip distances and the number of speciation events [ 10, 13].
The distance between the two most recurrent master sequences is actually only one, and these master sequences (MS1 and MS2) are the most representative in time and sequence space (54% frequency out of the total).
Cowling (1987) postulated that the high species diversity in the Gondwanan floras (Australian kwongan and Cape fynbos) may be ascribed to recurrent fires, edaphic specialization and short dispersal distance.
A recurrent theme in participant narratives described social distancing, the reasons underlying it, and its impact on coping and recovery.
On the other hand, for a compact exploration such as the one of P-TEFb, the recurrent search of the local environment and the distance dependence of the search time translate into spatial and temporal correlations between binding events.
