Sentence examples for a driver function from inspiring English sources
SYK gene fusions or translocations have been reported in hematologic malignancies, in which a driver function for overexpressed SYK has also been postulated [ 15, 58, 59].
The recent report of a recurrent gene fusion of UBR5 on 8q22.3 and ZNF423 on 16q12.1 (UBR5- ZNF423) in 8 % of EBV-associated primary nasopharyngeal carcinomas suggests a driver function of this gene fusion in a subset of nasopharyngeal cancers [ 163].
In the middle is the ideal, a driver functioning at optimum level.
This research suggests that PE can be diagnosed and tracked from knowledge of a model-based driver function developed from readily available ICU measurements.
Modeling only one scalar quantity instead of the full vector allowed us to reduce the number of unknown model parameters, which, in turn, made it possible to conveniently take into account the state of the interplanetary medium by splitting the expansion coefficients into two parts dependent on the SW pressure-related and an IMF-related driver function.
It's not hard to imagine a driver assist function paired with simple sensors to ensure that the driver's attention really is focused on the road, just as cars today emit ear-splitting alerts if you try to drive them without wearing your seatbelt.
The outer boundary was driven by a sinusoidal time varying function with a gaussian spatial dependence for b3 on the outer field line at 10 R E. Specifically, the driver function was of the form (13 where Γ is a gaussian function of distance along the outer field line, f c is the carrier frequency and δf c the bandwidth of the driver.
In order to investigate the role of TG at different developmental stages, we used a temperature-sensitive mutant (Tub-GAL80ts; Da-GAL4) in which the driver function of GAL4 is repressed by ubiquitously expressed GAL80 at 18°C and de-repressed at 29°C, thereby enabling selective temporal expression of the UAS-TG IR.
The significant points of interest are: (1) left-shoulder (LS) of the right driver function (correlated with the dead-space volume); (2) maximum pressure gradient (MPG) of the right driver function (related to compliance); and (3) the total area (TA) of the right driver function (analogous to work done by the ventricle).
Rpul and RVEI at each time point were paired to specific points on the right driver function that change as PE is induced.
Averaging the data and driver functions over the five-pig cohort yielded excellent correlations between Rpul, RVEI and the estimated right driver function of: (1) RVEI to LS: R = 0.98, (2) RVEI to MPG: R = 0.98; and (3) Rpul to TA: R = 0.96.
