The selected residues were substituted by relatively large arginine or lysine amino acids to maximize interference with chitin binding.
In the United States and other western countries, the "dash to gas" is substituting a relatively clean fossil fuel for a much dirtier one.
Valve is the biggest player yet to move into episodic game releases, which substitute short, relatively inexpensive games for pricey epics.
Through guanxi, new ventures could partially substitute for relatively weak formal institutions, such as the market for corporate control and the rule of law (Butler, Brown, and Chamornmarn, 2003), and by offering some protection from government interference (Peng, 2003).
67 TZD-based oral combination therapy has been shown to efficiently and safely substitute for relatively high-dose insulin injection therapy in some patients with type 2 diabetes.
However, the furyl substituted polymer exhibited relatively high charge carrier mobility possibly due to improved conduction along the polymer backbone.
In addition, this electrocatalysis was not observed when [ 1-H] − was substituted for a relatively bulky perchlorinated analogue, [ 2-H] −.
Studies of ubiquinone reduction by isolated complex I are problematic because the extremely hydrophobic natural substrate, ubiquinone-10, must be substituted with a relatively hydrophilic analogue (such as ubiquinone-1).
Though there are many more bonds than equities, they are far more homogenous, and thus can be relatively easily substituted for each other in portfolios .In five years, the fixed-income market will be as electronic as the equity market is now, or even where it will be in five years," says Andy Howieson of State Street, who runs Bond Connect.
