This implies, under the assumption of strict H+ coupling for both substrate types that substantially separate transport mechanisms have evolved within the same protein.
"While this is a profitable part of our business that we would rather not part with, RBS has worked hard to ensure it is substantially separate from our UK branch network and corporate business and largely ready to be taken on by a new owner".
However zebrafish and fugu, its most closely related sequenced genome, are substantially more evolutionarily separated than humans are from rodents (3 400 million years compared to 80 100 million years).
Low and High have also separated substantially in morphology (Kelly 2008), in physiology (Kelly et al. 2008), and perhaps most importantly, in flowering phenology.
As OB interneuron specification and complete morphological maturity are separated substantially in both space and time, this is an ideal system for studying the morphological development of neurons in the postnatal brain.
This is apparent when we consider that two structures may be separated quite substantially in a conformational space parameterized in terms of the torsion angles, but may yet have an rmsd in their atomic positions less than the cut-off used to estimate the number of decoys.
Writers and loved ones often end up staring each other down across a big chasm separating substantially different versions of a subject both claim to know intimately.
Molecular dynamics simulations identify an additional conformation in which EC2 separates substantially from the transmembrane domain.
Since alternative approaches have not yet been standardized and validated in the field of environmental monitoring, such methods are not covered by the new guideline VDI 4230, Part 4. Since the rules and provisions for use of fish as general effect indicators differ substantially, a separate guideline for standards in effect monitoring is under preparation (VDI 4230, Part 5).
We also found a substantially higher proportion of previously married (separated, divorced or widowed) older people to be care-givers.
