The resulting model had four spike initiation zones with transduction-unit groupings of {8, 5, 3, 1}.
In the United States, about half of the coal carried by rail is transported by unit trains, groupings of 100 or more cars of 100- to 110-ton capacity each.
In addition, very closely related ss-rRNA sequences can be grouped together into phylotypes or operational taxonomic units (OTUs), groupings which often serve as a provisional surrogate for "species".
Significant comorbidity was present in 35.8 %; the baseline POPC showed moderate disability in 6.2 % and severe disability in 4.5 % of cases.> -wrap-foot> Covareates are presented with the units or groupings used.
To further unpack the PMI decision, merging firms have to make two organizational choices: groupings (units, departments) and linking across groupings (vertical reporting, dedicated liaisons, temporary task forces) (Puranam and Vanneste 2016).
From the initial configuration of {8, 5, 3, 1}, we found that moving only two transduction units, to yield groupings of {10, 5, 1, 1} or {6, 5, 3, 3}, were sufficient to significantly alter the shape of simulated displacement response relations.
Setting 93 English regions, based on the Nomenclature of Territorial Units Statistics level 3 groupings of local authorities at county level and groups of unitary local authorities.
21 Data were available for 93 local areas, based on the Nomenclature of Territorial Units Statistics level 3 (NUTS3) groupings of local authorities at county level and groups of unitary local authorities in England.
The quantification of proportions of polymer units within different conformational groupings will provide new insights into the development of supramolecular texture.
