Hypothesizing an optimal intermediate number of MHC class IIB sequences variants, we tested the effect of MHC on these residuals by fitting a quadratic polynomial as the simplest function possessing a minimum.
However, and of considerably greater importance in the context of sepsis, NO has an ancillary yet critical protective function, possessing potent antimicrobial properties, antagonism of which may account for the excess mortality observed with NOS inhibition in patients with sepsis [ 9].
Based on the theory of optimization, an objective function possesses a unique minimizer when it is strictly convex and coercive [35].
Indeed, it is the main computational step in determining whether an algebraic function possesses an indefinite integral.
It has been suggested that several proteins with a chromatin-related function possess a consensus basic sequence for import by Kap121 and Kap123 [31].
However, joint occurrence of NF-κB and C/EBP is not a common feature of all IL-17 genes [ 12, 18] Thus, genes with an immunoregulatory function possess binding sites for both, whereas promoters from chemokines do not commonly have C/EBP, AP1 or OCT1, but NF-κB sites [ 18].
The bead factory, which performs a very important economic function, possesses a central courtyard and eleven rooms, a store and a guardhouse.
As expected, "transcription factor activity" is a highly enriched function possessed by the target sets in both plants (Additional file 6: Figure S3A and S3B).
Splitting into, where denotes a vector with -components of, we say that the function possesses a mixed monotone property in subsets of if is monotone nondecreasing in each component of and is monotone nonincreasing in each component of for.
Various crypto algorithms are used for secured data transmission and reception through the network, of which hash function possess a key role in various cryptographic protocols.
10.7554/eLife.01267.009 Figure 7. Genes regulated by seizure-dependent changes in NRSF function possess a distinct range of NRSF binding frequencies.
