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Then based on the analysis of the applicability and advantages triggered by integrating the inter-satellite electromagnetic force into such behavior-based planning scheme, the collective trajectory planning problem with sole electromagnetic force actuation and hybrid actuation with thruster are studied respectively.

The naturally available lignin and cellulose content of coir pith offers advantages of porogen triggered pore volume of 0.86 cm3/g and the Coir pith derived carbon (CPC) is bestowed with an appreciable surface area of 1952 m2/g.

However, in the presence of a negative-inside membrane potential, binding of an acidic SBP in the CIn state may have another advantage: it triggers an outward movement of the SBP-importer complex towards the periplasmic side (see Fig. 1B).

Recognition of R. solanacearum EPS, either specifically or as a MAMP, could give BW-resistant H7996 tomato plants a crucial advantage by triggering faster defense responses.

This model offers the advantage to trigger a widespread demyelination of the CC with regional differences along the antero-posterior axis (Steelman et al., 2012), and to mimic either acute or chronic demyelination depending on treatment duration (Mason et al., 2004).

Such a system has the advantage of being readily triggered at any desiderable time by simply and reproducibly adjusting the soil medium pH, a parameter that is easily controlled.

Our study takes advantage of signaling defects triggered by loss of the TSC1-TSC2 complex to determine the contributions of specific branches downstream of these proteins.

A third method for SCNP fabrication takes advantage of multiple orthogonal chemistries triggered sequentially to fold synthetic chains into particles [31].

One of my mentors told me to take advantage of the triggering effort because he thought that this effort could be related to a sophisticated parameter used in respiratory physiology, namely the occlusion pressure, or P0.1.

It has also been reported that autophagic activity triggered by sorafenib conferred a survival advantage to HCC cells.

Such advantages include the convenient triggering and regulation of enzyme-like activity by light-intensity variations, efficient substrate conversion even under very mild reaction conditions, and the intrinsic possibility of powering energetically uphill processes.