Among our biggest concerns is that S. 744 systematically binds a criminal legal system rooted in mass imprisonment with an immigration system driven by enforcement.
Covalent attachment of the polyubiquitin chain is dependent upon a series of ubiquitin ligases E1, E2 and E3 that systematically bind ubiquitin to its substrate in an ATP-dependent manner.
Fix ( k 1, k 2 ) ∈ Λ, Juang and Lin [17] studied (41) systematically and estimated the lower bound of the topological entropy h ( Y k 1, k 2 ).
We characterize the conformational landscape of the bound peptides by systematically examining the effect of different cooling rates, and we identify their conformational trends.
By the time Dorothea Dieckmann's extraordinary novel locates him, he's been seized by the American military, transported to Camp X-Ray on Guantánamo Bay, bound, hooded, caged and systematically humiliated.
Recently, Hu et al. used a protein microarray-based strategy to systematically characterize the repertoire of proteins bound to 752 predicted DNA motifs from previously published studies; the palindrome TCTCGCGAGA was characterized among them.
Since no such dataset was available to us, we systematically extracted PDB entries of ligand bound complexes and the corresponding binding sites in them that contained information about experimental alanine-scanning mutagenesis.
In this study, we systematically explored the diversity of the cell-wall bound proteinase, the peptidases and the peptide transporters in twenty-two completely sequenced LAB strains.
But most free agents wind up being bad values because they are systematically overpaid, as a result of younger players' being bound to their clubs.
The pore size and permeability control of a glucose-responsive gating membrane with plasma-grafted poly acrylic acid) (PAAC) gates and covalently bound glucose oxidase (GOD) enzymes were investigated systematically.
