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The PRE based results are in good agreement with an MD trajectory conducted on HIV-1 TAR RNA 6 with and without argininamide bound, underscoring the potential of the approach in describing functionally important states in dynamic RNAs.
Figure 2 shows a sample of different trajectories conducted by client-F8 in V-Mall.
Following the booster loft of the second stage and payload on its orbital trajectory, SpaceX conducted a successful flight test on the spent first stage.
The proximity of Charlotte, Raleigh, and Greensboro led us to conclude that the trajectory analysis conducted for Charlotte is representative for the other two cities as well.
The calculation of the flexural ray trajectories is conducted to reveal and analyze the wave propagation features through numerical integration of the eikonal equation from the Geometric Acoustics Approximation (GAA).
To test the capacity of the movement model to predict hand trajectories, we conducted two analyses.
Analyses of the generated trajectories were conducted using the ptraj module of AMBER, including generation of average water molecule number densities in the TcTS active site.
In each case, we estimated the time-shift (heterochrony) between the aligned trajectories and conducted simulations to estimate the significance of the shift (Yuan et al., 2011).
A model for computing the trajectory of conducting particle from waste printed circuit board (PCB) scraps in corona electrostatic separator is established.
The result shows that the trajectory of conducting particle can be computed under various initial parameters (R, r, L, α, U, n; ρ, r0) by the computing model and the computing results have a good agreement with the actual separating process.
In addition, it would be advantageous to explore patient outcomes, ascertain any sustained longer term benefits of SFM for family carers (focusing on distress) and discern the best time (within the advanced disease trajectory) to conduct family meetings.
