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The sequences contributing to the catalytic site of protein kinases are not all comprised within the highly conserved catalytic core.

Using the principles of selection, rather than design, peptide sequences contributing to an improved partitioning have been identified using phage display technology.

The presence of local motional heterogeneity of a probe near and above the glass transition results from the styrene-rich sequences contributing to the structural heterogeneity in statistical copolymer.

We believe that such a publicly available database will allow easier comparison and performance evaluation of the existing and future objective metrics for quality evaluation of video sequences, contributing to the advance of the research in the field of objective quality assessment.

It was therefore of interest to determine the structural motifs and amino acid sequences contributing to the potent antifungal activity of these proteins and elucidate requirements for the morphogenicity of MsDef1.

In the latter case linear regression with the data weighted either by the number of subjects in the group or by the number of sequences contributing to the entropy calculation was used.

Carbon oxides liberated from oxidizing coal were compared with those from the thermal decomposition of coal oxidized at the same temperature, suggesting that two parallel reaction sequences contribute to the emission of carbon oxides during oxidation.

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These sequences contribute to the 'no hits' category in Figure 1 and Table S2.

On the one hand, duplication events involving Alu sequences contributed to growth of the miRNA cluster and facilitated expression of these miRNAs.

It can help in the assessment of 5' completeness of expressed sequences, contribute to more successful experimental designs, as well as more accurate gene annotation.