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... the boundary effect of the R3 pair bound to L1 and L2 Turning a gene into an active state from a state of inactivation often involves binding of a single activator molecule to its site in a repressive ... chromatin structure [37] Thus, the binding of proteins at singular sites in an array of densely packed and equally spaced nucleosomes can cause substantial decondensation and rearrangements in ... Mechanisms of nucleosome positioning R.-H Pusarla et al to result in the positioning of an array of five nucleosomes in a single register [26] As R3 can bind to the naked DNA at salt concentrations...

... bradykinin requires neither Tyr residue for efficient turnover by TOP This distinction among substrates has allowed for a careful analysis of the role of the conserved Gly residues in the 599–611 loop ... of this residue within hydrogen bonding distance from the carboxyl group of the scissile peptide bond in a modeled substrate Furthermore, Tyr605 and Tyr609, both implicated in substrate binding, ... the four substrates tested This discovery helped reveal the primary role of Gly residues in the 599–611 loop in positioning the Tyr605 and Tyr612 residues needed for substrate hydrolysis In addition,...

... neighbors In the beginning, local coordinates are computed only for the cluster of nodes within the same radio range Later, those local coordinates are consolidated into an overall base for the ... not include the shrinking areas but only the dark-shaded growing areas All the other weights π k=3 actually include the shrinking areas in their product Note that all weights π k=3 except for ... radius In contrast, a linear structure increases proportional only to its length Though the slim patch has an area as well, it’s growth does not result in a significant gain in the beginning Put into...

... Applied Signal Processing CALL FOR POSITIONING Development of positioning techniques for cellular networks was mainly motivated by emergency requirements stating that all 911 calls in the United States ... CPICH levels for each defined positioning region Positioning region is the selected area within the network coverage, for which an individual entry in the database is related Positioning regions ... and buildings, multiple positioning regions were defined within the same street or square in order to maintain the intended average size of the positioning region RSCP samples required for the...

... locations of mobile terminals using only a single receiver even under NLOS conditions Remark This work deals with the position determination of one mobile terminal using a single base station If ... It is site-specific in that it takes the propagation environment into consideration by using RT analysis, and pinpoints the location of a terminal using only a single base station (iii) It exploits ... reflection, transmission, and diffraction points, while the imaging method traces a ray reflection and transmission route connecting a transmission point with a reception point by obtaining an imaging...

... Shanghai, China, in 1992; the M.S degree in electrical and computer engineering from Purdue University in 1995; and the Ph.D degree in electrical engineering from Princeton University in 1998 From ... proposed adaptive mobile positioning algorithms The network under investigation contains 64 BSs with cell radius km The mobile trajectories within the network are generated randomly according to ... the radio signal at the base station (in particular, phaseinformation), we could apply array Adaptive Mobile Positioning in WCDMA Networks 345 signal processing algorithms (e.g., MUSIC or ESPRIT)...

... associate with a unique to the brand brand, positively but may be shared evaluate, and believe with other brands they could not find to the same extent with a competitive brand Copyright © 2009 Pearson ... Publishing as Prentice Hall What is Positioning? Positioning is the act of designing the company’s offering and image to occupy a distinctive place in the mind of the target market Copyright © 2009 ... communicate an effective positioning in the market? • How are brands differentiated? • What marketing strategies are appropriate at each stage of the product life cycle? • What are the implications of...

... especially in the early phase of illness [3] Disappointingly, however, in the only randomized, controlled study of proning yet published, hours of prone positioning did not influence mortality in the ... II Proning may benefit the most seriously ill subset of patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome Those in the quartile with the highest Simplified Acute Physiology Score II (SAPS II) have ... the ‘rule of rescue’ Intensivists feel obliged to offer some therapy, any therapy, to a patient in imminent danger of dying [16] As is often the case in critical care, a therapy that looks great...

... Prothrombin (%) ASAT, aspartate aminotransferase; ALAT, alanine aminotransferase For bilirubin and prothrombin, data are expressed as mean ± SD For transaminases and creatinine, data are expressed as ... acquisition of data and to the analysis and interpretation of data JMS, JPA and LP performed a first manuscript revision and gave final approval of the version to be submitted All authors read ... evaluation Available online http://ccforum.com/content/9/3/R251 Key messages • In a population of medical-ARDS patients, the evolution of IAP and liver function during prone positioning is partly...