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Figure 7a shows an example (PDB ID: 4MSW) where the predicted low TM-distance (0.4) identifies a template close to the native conformation of the target loop, leading to a high-quality H3 model (RMSD = 0.3 Å).

Contrasts and correlations were displayed within MRICro, using the MNI single-subject t1 structural MRI brain template (the "Colin" brain template, closest to the average of the MNI 152 template; "Colin's" brain was scanned multiple times by MNI to result in a crisp visual display.

A clear limitation of our strategy is the need to move the template sequence close to the target site.

An essential advantage of TASSER over traditional comparative modeling methods, which often deteriorate the quality of template models, is its ability to drive the template structures closer to the native than the input templates.

When designing your calendar in Publisher, look for a template that's close to the way you want your final calendar to appear when you start.

Arrive at Bergerac on Ryanair, as I did in 2004, and the architectural template is closer to that of a garden shed.

The first condition is achieved with wrinkle-templates possessing periodicities close to 200 nm in combination with variable amplitudes in the range of the diameter of the nanorods.

When using a relatively short DNA fragment, the nucleosomes on the immobilized templates are located close to the LexA binding sites and targeted deacetylation can be observed (7).

The ratios of width:length and height:length of the Chinese child templates were closer to one than those of the U.S. child templates.

We attribute this to the fact that JPEG-2000 is efficient in how it performs the compression, and the impacts on the iris and the iris template are minimal, so the template of a given iris image is in general close to the template of the same image compressed to 25 : 1 or 50 : 1.

However, we previously reported that the templating base closest to the 5′P is the preferred one to select an incoming nucleotide, even in the absence of a primer strand (Brissett et al., 2011).