Life reduced to discrete, stark images.
Discrete and isolatable lesions amenable to multiple assays, drusen are known to contain carbohydrates, zinc, and at least 129 different proteins, including apolipoproteins and excluding extracellular matrix [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12].
Thus, the ADPMs are discrete structures that are amenable to modification around the periphery of the chromophore, thus allowing for optimisation of all aspects of their photophysical and therapeutic properties.
This reification of 'FSD' both reflects and bolsters the desire to see 'FSD' as a discrete, bounded diagnostic category amenable to a technology that would target it in the allegedly specific way Viagra did for ED – a desire that nonetheless has yielded little in the way of concrete results.
Analysing those statistics allows one better to determine which players are better than others or what the best strategy might be against a certain team.Baseball, which breaks down into discrete and easily measurable chunks, has proved particularly amenable to such analysis, which was pioneered by Bill James in the late 1970s and 1980s.
These data suggest that DNA methylation of the p16 gene in some breast tumours could be the result of an active process that generates a discrete methylation pattern and, hence, could ultimately be amenable to theraputic manipulation.
This mathematical simulation was based on the reaction scheme proposed in Fig. 2. The particular regulatory network was modelled as a discrete, multi-valued, continuous time Markov process which is amenable to standard stochastic techniques.
The major advantage of in vitro cell-based models is the ability to replicate discrete stages of neurodevelopment in a relatively simple system amenable to monitoring and manipulation of gene expression.
This is only the second reported case of fluorescence emission by an amyloid-like assembly lacking discrete fluorophores and is the first that is readily amenable to detailed structural analysis.
Roberts et al. [ 21] argues that a policy lever should: [1] represent a discrete area of health system structure or function that is amenable to adjustment by Government action, and [2] play a causal role in health system performance.
