Using another approach from systems biology, the expression of a key flowering-time gene in the vernalization pathway, FLOWERING LOCUS C (FLC), was monitored in natural habitats (Aikawa et al., 2010).
Other approaches to review incidents that were mentioned were case reviews (10 units), significant event analysis (5 units), trend analysis (4 units), and one unit recommended choosing an approach from systems analysis with a contributory factor framework, brainstorming, the five whys, incident decision tree, fishbone diagram and gap analysis.
At the time there were a variety of approaches, ranging from systems that tried to recognize cursive handwriting or individual characters to those that merely captured "digital ink," leaving the problem of recognition to the writer.
Deciphering these plexuses using holistic approaches known from systems biology can be instructive for the future design of novel anticancer strategies.
Consequently, a significant increase in our understanding of the underlying pathology of PE, using a variety of approaches ranging from systems biology to animal models, will be necessary in order to overcome this obstacle.
Avila used approaches from dynamical systems theory in this work, including renormalization techniques.
Our results show how approaches from computational systems biology can help identify mechanisms underlying the toxicity of pesticide exposure.
This workflow incorporates complementary approaches from computational systems biology, metabolic engineering, and synthetic biology; provides molecular insight into how the host organism microenvironment changes due to pathway engineering; and demonstrates how biological mechanisms underlying strain variation can be exploited as an engineering strategy to increase product yield.
The approach, inspired from systems theory and control theory, takes into account all the components of the system and their interactions.
Coming back to the framework of the equilibrium for membrane structures (which, as already commented, justifies this investigation), the discussion presented before naturally allows us to define two complementary approaches resulting from system (1): ((mathcal{HP})) : a problem of hyperbolic type where the tensor σ is the unknown: given a function z with a.e.
Later sections of this paper analyze the potential problems that can arise when a systemic approach is extended from systems development to accident investigation.
