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While the donor side mutations changed systematically the number of H-bonds to P, the acceptor side mutations modified the energetics of QA by altering the van-der-Waals and electronic interactions (M265IT) and H-bond network to the acidic cluster around QB (M234EH, M234EL, M234EA and M234ER).
One of the report's most shocking findings is that, despite the high and rising death toll, "no organisation at the global level is currently responsible for systematically monitoring the number of deaths that occur.
In this paper, we systematically analyse the number of retransmissions that occur in OR protocols.
Farrington et al. (1993) systematically counted the number of specified items on display each day.
The second formulation is derived by systematically minimizing the number of constraints imposed on the reinitialization scheme.
We also systematically varied the number of object sizes per block, which turned out to have no effect on the rate of adaptation.
To report 6 psychometric properties of food behavior checklist (FBC) items and then to use these properties to systematically reduce the number of items on this evaluation tool.
Ten years ago, convinced that bioelectricity plays an important role in development, Levin and his colleagues systematically altered the number of ion channels in cells in different parts of a frog embryo.
We do this by systematically varying the number of choice sets, the number of alternatives respondents were asked to consider, the nature of the list of attributes of each alternative and the type of statistical design.
We find evidence of phone interviewers systematically influencing the number of confidants named, we observe that respondents assigned to the web survey reported a larger number of confidants, and we uncover strong support for panel conditioning.
Through convergence testing, it is shown that fidelity in an actual shield geometry can be maintained in the discrete ray-trace description by systematically increasing the number of discrete rays used.
