This moment of waking is, structurally, a crucial one; at the very beginning of the film, during Jake's introductory voice-over, the crippled man has poignantly described the liberating but ultimately deceptive dreams of flying that he often has: "I start having these dreams of flying...sooner or later, though, you always have to wake up".
More crucial structurally, both works are pulled together in the final moments by ostinatos, the sonata again achieving greater transcendence in its ineffable rising figure than the quartet in its descent.
In other cases, oxidation of protein residues that are structurally or functionally crucial may compromise protein functions, leading to cellular damage [26].
To better understand cellular functionality, it will be crucial to structurally characterize these enzymatic self-organized global structures.
Re-endothelialization of the vessel wall with functionally and structurally intact endothelial cells is crucial for minimizing vascular remodeling and maintaining the long-term patency of the treated vessel.
Re-endothelialization of the vessel wall with functionally and structurally intact endothelial cells is crucial for minimizing vascular permeability and remodeling and maintaining the long-term patency of the treated vessel.
The filter was defined by a set of crucial ligand target interactions that are structurally conserved in the available ligand-bound target structures.
The fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) family, which comprises of four structurally related tyrosine kinase receptors, transduces various crucial biological activities required for the growth and survival of cancer cells (Powers et al, 2000).
In MFC, anode is a crucial component of the setup, both structurally and functionally.
Unrelated group I introns share little conservation at the sequence level, but group I introns mostly contain 10 conserved helices with a structurally conserved catalytic core (Nielsen and Johansen 2009), which is crucial for self-splicing (Adams et al. 2004).
