Our analysis reveals that, under these conditions, the magnitude of single-cell response fidelity increases as a function of the PCD with no upper bound.
The fidelity of the transport process as a function of the total time and the phase Φ generated by the magnetic field is shown in Figure 3(a).
Surely no reviewer will resist quoting Bate's plea on behalf of his tormented author: "his infidelity in later relationships was partly a function of his fidelity to the memory of Sylvia".
Maintenance of the fidelity of genetic material is critical for preserving normal cell function and preventing tumorigenesis of normal cells.
We can speak of the fidelity of the transmission of genetic information and that fidelity is far greater than the fidelity of cultural information, but nevertheless the fidelity of transmission of culture should make us stand back in awe.
Therefore cohesin functions to enhance the fidelity of chromosome segregation and may act redundantly with DNA catenations to achieve sister chromatid cohesion.
Many ancestral fold functions also contribute to the fidelity of the modern translation system.
Our observations demonstrate a role of Dnmt2 in haematopoiesis and define a novel function of C38 tRNA methylation in the fidelity of protein synthesis.
In fact, ncRNAs might be actively switching on and off genes in an orchestral regulation that governs the fidelity of the cell and functions in cellular adaption.
Both general radial basis function (RBF) and compactly supported radial basis function (CSRBF) are applied to ensure the fidelity of the global shape and face features.
