Mr Santer shares his reservations; he also feels that commission approval should be required for allowing flexibility, to protect the interests of those who do not take part.The British have a simpler suggestion for looking after their interests: make the decision to use flexibility subject to a unanimous vote, thus giving a veto to non-participants.
Such inter-helical hydrogen bonds were shown to stabilize the tertiary structure of membrane proteins, and the rearrangements of these bonds were required for conformational flexibility.
Anion exchanger SLC4A1 functions as a transporter that mediates anion exchange across the cell membrane and as a structural protein, which is required for normal flexibility and stability of the erythrocyte membrane via the interactions of its cytoplasmic domain with cytoskeletal proteins [ 59].
The modal information required for the experimental flexibility matrix calculation are obtained by means of Eigensystem Realization Algorithm (ERA) and common-based structure identification (CBSI).
Figure 3a displays a photograph of the paper sample after growth of the ZnO NWs; it retained the high flexibility required for potential applications in flexible devices.
It has been argued that T. gondii needs its relatively large genome to adapt to its wide variety of intermediate hosts, requiring for example flexibility with regard to host metabolism or immune reposes.
We hypothesize, that spontaneous behavioural flexibility may rely on different neural mechanisms than the behavioural flexibility required for response shifting in learned tasks.
Using networks provides the flexibility required for this situation.
However, traditional solutions based on packet sampling do not provide the flexibility required for these applications.
The tetrahedral meshes provide the flexibility required for representing the rugged topography and complex-shape anomalous bodies.
Phe209 is positioned on TM6 and F209A probably lead to the impairment of conformational flexibility required for transport activity (Fig. 6B and Fig. S4).
