Figure 3 shows the histogram of regression coefficients using model #2 for domains which increase (black shading), decrease (in white) in size and those that do not change in size (so called "stable" domains with no statistically significant tendency to change the domain size, grey shading).
The interview focuses on the three core or so called "content" domains of autism (i.e. qualitative abnormalities in social interaction (S), qualitative abnormalities in communication (C) and stereotyped and repetitive behaviors (R) [24].
In the classical, so called "time domain" analysis, studied parameters including area under curve recording (AUC), maximal amplitude of contractions and various statistical quantities (mean, standard deviation, median, skewness).
The protein domain search, performed in the NCBI Conserved Domain Database (NCBICDD; http://www.ncbi.nl m.nih.gov/Structure/cdd/cdd.shtml), revealed entire protein possesses the PPIase activity and so called PPIase domain-2 (9 172) of which few residues of complete protein sequence, highlighted as PPIase domain-1 (57–74), are highly specific for PPIase activity (Fig. 1A ).
An increase in β2-integrin affinity is achieved by conformational changes of the integrin, thereby exposing an epitope that enables ligand binding, the so called I-domain [17].
A major difference between both enzymes is the so called 'inserted' domain in meprin α, which includes a furin cleavage site.
Wengen lacks a so called "death-domain" in its protein intracellular part, which is present in p75NTR orthologues and in less than one third of vertebrate TNFRs.
It is common in control systems engineering to investigate the behaviour of such a system in dependency of ω, which requires to transform the system to the so called frequency domain.
First, there are only two modules here that can reasonably be called "domains" (although this is a funny protein, so I'm not sure that "domain" is the right word).
These regions are called domains.
Ferromagnetic materials owe their properties to an enormous number of embedded tiny magnets, called domains.
