Here, we utilized a targeted, hepatocyte-specific overexpression approach to demonstrate further adaptive metabolic effects of hepatic Arg2 overexpression.
Finally, this paper compares the proposed approach with another fuzzy MCDM approach to demonstrate its advantages and applicability.
We have used this approach to demonstrate that cofilin serves as a component of the steering apparatus of the cell.
We adapted a social network approach to demonstrate evidence of four main communities and two subcommunities within the population.
Focal impulse and rotor modulation (FIRM) is a new approach to demonstrate the mechanisms that sustain AF ("substrates") in each patient that can be used to guide ablation then confirm elimination of each mechanism.
Applications of the proposed approach are presented and the results are compared with those from the existing approach to demonstrate its accuracy.
Numerical results are compared with those obtained by applying a classical parametric approach to demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed methodology.
We use an electrochemical reverse engineering approach to demonstrate that this catechol-chitosan film possesses redox-activities and can be repeatedly oxidized and reduced.
An engineering project management software selection problem is solved by the extended ER approach to demonstrate its detailed implementation process, and its validity and applicability.
Rigorous analysis is presented by using Lyapunov-Krasovskii approach to demonstrate the stability of the closed-loop system under both control algorithms.
We use this approach to demonstrate the existence of a large class of monotone evolution algorithms based on square loss performance estimation.
