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Superimposition of the substrate bound MccB and PccB structures strongly suggested that replacing Gly161 with Phe in MccB would cause a steric clash with the aliphatic chain of hexanoyl-CoA (Fig. 5).

An O.E.C.D. report two years ago suggested that replacing 10percentt of America's motor fuel with biofuels would require about a third of the total cropland devoted to cereals, oilseeds and sugar crops.

The fact that some SKUs had only single-digit sales suggested that replacing them could increase revenue, but the challenge was to figure out which new SKUs would sell better.

One study last year suggested that replacing coal with gas would reduce greenhouse gas emissions only as long as the leakage of methane into the air from gas production did not exceed 3.6 percent.

Indeed, it has been suggested that replacing the conventional short-time spectral analysis based on the fast Fourier transform by the output of a principled auditory model should improve robustness against noise.

Due to the similar effects of both VCL and inorganic fertilizer in this investigation, it could be suggested that replacing inorganic fertilizer with VCL or developing an equilibrated fertilization strategy that combines the proper ratios of VCL and inorganic fertilizer (3:1) could be justified in Stevia cultivation systems.

They suggested that replaced RHA whose root was situated within 10 mm from tumor should be divided to improve the rate of R0 resection with preoperative therapy (i.e., coil embolization of replaced RHA).

Our results suggest that replacing the Boston mechanism with either Gale Shapley or Top Trading Cycles mechanism might significantly improve efficiency.

However, new research suggests that replacing carbohydrates with animal fat and protein, as most low-carb diets do, is linked to a shorter life span.

The milk concentration of enterolactone tended to respond cubically, thus suggesting that replacing GRC with LM did not affect this lignan in milk.

These results suggest that replacing corn silage with alfalfa silage did not alleviate the negative response of dairy cows to tallow supplementation at 2% of diet DM.