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This configuration explains the negative effects of thiosubstitutions at pro- S p positions in target DNA on IN strand transfer activity (Gerton et al, 1999).
The GEV describes how well a map configuration explains the individually obtained patterns of activity [45], [53].
Variation partitioning analysis showed that landscape configuration explained 48% of the variation in water quality.
The vegetation configuration explained 69% of the variation in total soil macrofauna density and 68% of the variation in total species richness.
To get around this problem, DCM was used to estimate how well the winning source locations for each dipole configuration explained the observed data over the full 1 300 ms time-window.
In the best-fitting model, the 3D chromatin configuration explained a factor of about 100 in relative frequencies of SCNAs, whereas purifying selection contributed only by an additional factor of about 3 for long SCNAs.
"An advantage of our platform is that we can scale it up or down and accommodate a lot of different configurations," explained senior author of the paper Linda Griffith.
Context mechanism outcome (CMO) configurations explaining how community health committees limit informal health care providers in Nigeria Source: findings of this study Fig. 2 Four stylised schematic depictions representing how community health committees may respond to informal health care providers.
Then, we focus on the IPv6 address auto-configuration, explaining how IPv6 SLAAC mechanisms can be run over the ETSI TC ITS protocol stack, and characterizing the configuration time performance.
Configuration theory explains organizational effectiveness by means of a variety of interrelated attributes of the organization [ 19]. "Configuration theory aims at capturing the complexity of organizations and to expose their inner coherent logic ([ 19]:68)".
Energy configuration also explains the existence of preferred structures or folds among the proteins.
