We consider the generalized production planning problem with interval data.
The vertically generalized production model (VGPM), which was designed for open ocean waters (Behrenfeld and Falkowski, 1997a; henceforth BF), was evaluated using in situ measurements of primary productivity (PP) in the characteristically turbid coastal waters of Ariake Bay, southwestern Japan, to develop a regionally modified version of the model.
In contrast, at the Sausa site in Central highland Peru, there is a generalized increase in maize production and consumption along with a reduction in the consumption of tubers under the Inka regime [13], [22].
We hypothesized that the increase in arterial lactate concentration in fecal peritonitis is the result of a generalized increase in lactate production with maintained hepatic lactate uptake.
When assaying the expression of genes in cancer it is important to remember that there is often a generalized increase in mRNA production due to heightened cellular metabolism, and certain genes that are often used to gauge alterations in expression, such as the commonly used β-actin housekeeping gene, may also be affected [ 12].
In the present study, a generalized but low IL-12 production was measured in the MLN cultures at 4 dpi.
The levels of another W0-2-positive protein of unknown identity at a molecular mass of ~15 kDa did not change with inhibitor treatment in the 1 10 μM range, suggesting that the impact of D-PPMP is not a generalized action on cellular protein production.
The self-reactive attack characteristic of SLE leads to a generalized activation of lymphocytes with concomitant production of autoreactive antibodies, plus an expansion of inflammatory cells that target multiple organs (Wakeland et al., 2001).
As well as a decreased ΔΨm, the mitochondrial network was fragmented and ATP production was reduced, indicating a generalized mitochondrial dysfunction.
O'Dowd and Norton are able to disguise their native Irish cadences for a generalized American sound that's as placeless as the production as a whole.
