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Solutions to the nutrient challenges that face global agriculture can be informed by analyses of trajectories of change within, as well as across, agricultural systems.

Analyses of trajectories in terms of secondary structure content, solvent accessibility, intramolecular hydrogen bonds and protein solvent interactions indicate distinct differences in these two proteins.

From analyses of trajectories of 3T3 cell movement on each prepared MEG gel, two critical criteria of the elasticity jump and the absolute elasticity to induce mechanotaxis were identified: (1) a high elasticity ratio between the hard region and the soft one, and (2) elasticity of the softer region to provide medium motility.

Of note also is the identification, through CADBIOM analyses of trajectories for gene regulation, of the 31 combinations that associate TGF-β with other extracellular stimuli to drive gene regulation through Smad-independent pathways.

This opens up a wide range of opportunities for analyses on trajectories of health states, longitudinal relationships of outcome determinants, and, most importantly, causal relationships between conditions and trajectories over a period of 18 months.

$$\end{document} Processing of movement trajectories For the analyses of the trajectories, the raw trajectories were first fit using a smoothing spline, computed to maintain a tolerance of 0.5 mm between the measured and smoothed values, and temporally resampled to have 21 points.

Dr. Ettinger, PhD, MPH, MSW, a recent graduate focusing on early child health and development in the department of PFRH, has conducted longitudinal analyses on trajectories of parenting behaviors in relation to child overweight/obesity as well as extensive analyses using large, nationally representative datasets.

The model is based on the detailed analyses of particle trajectories in turbulence coherent structures near a wall.

For the Sakurajima volcano in Japan, those for representative vulcanian explosions in 1982 1987 were estimated to be 110 240 m/s, based on analyses of ballistic trajectories, and the explosion pressure was constrained to be 14 63 MPa (Iguchi et al., 1983; Ishihara, 1985,1990).

Because analyses of pointing trajectories similarly involve multiple comparisons, this procedure is ideally suited for our purposes.

Analyses of mitochondrial trajectories and instantaneous velocities immediately following pharmacological perturbation of the cytoskeleton using variable-angle evanescent wave microscopy and/or spinning disk confocal microscopy revealed that mitochondrial velocities were regulated by myosin activity and actin filament dynamics.