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To this end, the enzyme recruiter strand was redesigned to include a 10-nucleotide overhang (RET).

Leaders in Brooklyn have invited Wang to consider the Barclays Center, which would have to be redesigned to include a hockey rink when and if Ratner gets final approval to build it.

With the beta release out now, the Trending section has been redesigned to include a carousel at the top that cycles through the featured broadcasts.

According to the company, the main YouTube mobile app will be redesigned to include a big red capture button that will allow video creators to immediately broadcast what they're seeing.

In response, 56 Dean Street has been "redesigned" to include a number of walk-in services (some of which are HIV-specific, others of which aren't), as well as Hepatitis and HPV immunisations.

The school was redesigned to include a large exhibition space with soaring 24-foot ceilings -- formerly the gymnasium--accompanied by traditional gallery spaces on the second floor -- transformed classrooms.

The smallest such protein is the 20-residue Trp cage [28], TC5b (NLYIQWLKDGGPSSGRPPPS; Fig. 1), a derivative of the Gila monster extendin-4 that has been truncated and redesigned to include an N-terminal α-helix cap (N1), α-helical/secondary salt bridge (Q5∶K8), β-turn/tertiary salt bridge (D9∶R16), and optimized hydrophobic stack (Y3∶W6).

At Morandi, where the chef, Jody Williams, presides over a menu laced with plenty of smaller dishes mixed with showy platters of branzino or steak for two, the computer system has been redesigned to include something called a segue bar.

Northcliffe's websites have been redesigned to include more social media elements and better opportunities for local businesses and advertisers.

The blanket system has been redesigned to include first wall (FW) shaping, to upgrade the FW heat removal capability and to allow for an "in situ" replacement.

Therefore, the protocol was redesigned to include only low-amplitude vibration.