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Art. 40
2022
This comment deals with Art. 40 of Regulation (EU) 2015/848 and, more specifically, with the advance payment of costs and expenses that are necessary to open secondary proceedings.
Art. 38 - Decision to open secondary insolvency proceedings
2022
This comment deals with Art. 38 of Regulation (EU) 2015/848 and, more specifically, with the decision to open secondary proceedings.
Art. 39
2022
This comment deals with Art. 39 of Regulation (EU) 2015/848 and, more specially, with the judicial review of the decision to open secondary. proceedings.
Comments on Art. 34
2022
This comment deals with the regulation on opening of secondary proceedings in Regulation (EU) 2015/848
Art. 37
2022
This comment deals with Art. 37 of Regulation (EU) 2015/848 and, more specifically, with the right to request the opening of insolvency proceedings.
Art. 36 - Right to give an undertaking in orden to avoid secondary insolvency proceedings
2022
This comment deals with Art. 36 of Regulation (EU) 2015/848 and, more specifically, with the right of the insolvency practitioner in main proceedings to give an undertaking in order to avoid secondary proceedings.
Repeatability in protein sequences
2019
Low complexity regions (LCRs) in protein sequences have special properties that are very different from those of globular proteins. The rules that define secondary structure elements do not apply when the distribution of amino acids becomes biased. While there is a tendency towards structural disorder in LCRs, various examples, and particularly homorepeats of single amino acids, suggest that very short repeats could adopt structures very difficult to predict. These structures are possibly variable and dependant on the context of intra- or inter-molecular interactions. In general, short repeats in LCRs can induce structure. This could explain the observation that very short (non-perfect) rep…
Flanking regions determine the structure of the poly-glutamine homo- repeat in huntingtin through mechanisms common among glutamine-rich human protei…
2020
International audience; The causative agent of Huntington's disease, the poly-Q homo-repeat in the N-terminal region of huntingtin (httex1), is flanked by a 17-residue-long fragment (N17) and a proline-rich region (PRR), which promote and inhibit the aggregation propensity of the protein, respectively, by poorly understood mechanisms. Based on experimental data obtained from site-specifically labeled NMR samples, we derived an ensemble model of httex1 that identified both flanking regions as opposing poly-Q secondary structure promoters. While N17 triggers helicity through a promiscuous hydrogen bond network involving the side chains of the first glutamines in the poly-Q tract, the PRR prom…
Secondary implant stability outcome of immediate versus late placed variable-thread implants in the maxilla. A retrospective cohort study
2017
BACKGROUND The healing of xenograft augmentated intra-alveolar gaps following immediate implant placement (IMIP) after tooth extraction is likely to differ in time and density compared to the native bone part that directly contacts the implant. MATERIAL AND METHODS Secondary implant stability (SIS) data recorded 2-3 months following a late implant placement protocol (LIP) (n= 43) and 6-8 months following an immediate implant placement protocol (IMIP) (n=33) of variable-thread implants (Nobel Active™) in the maxilla were retrospectively collected from files of 63 patients (42 females, 21 males). Statistical analysis was performed using a generalized estimating equation model (GEE). Data spli…
Industrial waste heat: Estimation of the technically available resource in the EU per industrial sector, temperature level and country
2018
Abstract Industrial waste heat is examined in EU countries, focusing on the amount that can be recovered and exploited, referred to as technical potential of waste heat. An alternative methodology is proposed here, which is based on waste heat fractions derived from a detailed study of the UK industry from the period 2000–2003. These fractions express the part of heat consumption that is wasted and is possible to be recovered. The waste heat fractions have been calculated in this work for each main industrial sector and temperature level. The methodology initially includes the adjustment of waste heat fractions from each industrial sector from the UK industry to the conditions of the differ…