The strength of the conclusions of each study varies widely, partially derived from variation in the strength of the techniques.
Addressing this problem more widely and deriving truly ab initio models requires mathematical descriptions for protein folds; the means to decorate these with natural, engineered or de novo sequences; and methods to score the resulting models.
Those titles, some of which were used more widely than others, derived in one way or another from the Hebrew Scriptures.
This is a word that no less an organ than the New York Times has declared "the most widely used adjective derived from the name of a modern writer … It's more common than 'Kafkaesque,' 'Hemingwayesque' and 'Dickensian' put together.
ON George Orwell's centenary -- he was born on June 25 , 1903-- the most telling sign of his influence is the words he left us with: not just "thought police," "doublethink" and "unperson," but also "Orwellian" itself, the most widely used adjective derived from the name of a modern writer.
ADC is the most widely used parameter derived from the conventional DWI sequence, representing the level of restriction to the motion of water molecules in the extracellular compartment.
While our data provide a counter-example to some widely held views derived from observation in rodents, they may be helpful in developing novel views in understanding the physiological role of adult neurogenesis.
In the studies of statistical analysis for protein evolutionary family the following two basic hypotheses were recognized widely, which were derived from the empirical observation of sequence evolution [2].
18 While PSI and CURB indices were widely validated, newly derived and less well-known CAP severity indices have not been validated in a large sample.
