As a result, the value of RMSD obtained between experimental binding mode as in X-ray and re-docked pose for rilpivirine was 0.8, which suggested that docking procedure could be relied onto predict the exact binding mode of the designed compounds.
Could Delaware declare that docking a sailboat was a "nuisance"? he asked.
He added that docking 15 minutes' pay for being one minute late was "not standard procedure".
A five-year exercise tracking claimants concludes that docking benefits as punishment for alleged failures to comply with jobcentre rules has been a failure.
Cuts to benefit entitlements make it less likely unemployed people will find a job, a government-backed employment project has found, undermining politicians' claims that docking welfare payments acts as an incentive to work.
Ashley said that he had moved to address the queues at security, but also admitted that docking workers 15 minutes pay for being one minute late was "unacceptable" and "unreasonable".
Lagadec added that docking 15 minutes of pay for clocking in slightly late is "arguably a breach of the national minimum wage, which carries both criminal and civil sanctions".
"I would say that docking in New York is really one of the most difficult things we do because the slip is at right angles to the current," he says, pointing out into the river.
Ashley told MPs that he had moved to address the queues of workers waiting, unpaid, to be searched at the end of each shift, but also admitted that docking workers 15 minutes' pay for being one minute late was unacceptable and unreasonable.
