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However, the cytotoxic effect of very high palmitic acid was fully prevented with oleic acid but only partially with 250 µM of the trans-MUFA elaidic acid, suggesting that only cis-MUFA are functionally appropriate to counteract the cytotoxic effect of high levels of SFA.

These similarities can provide the basis for a system that is functionally appropriate to track diseases in humans and multiple animal species and meet multiple agency surveillance objectives.

That they are functionally appropriate is no small part of their appeal.

First-order representationalist accounts hold that if a particular state of the visual system of an organism represents some property of the world in a way that is functionally appropriate (e.g., not conceptually mediated, and operating as part of a sensory system), then the organism is phenomenally conscious of that property.

It is apparent that the degeneration of the CNS synapse is very different from a simple reversal of developmental CNS synapse formation where the immature pre- and post-synaptic partners find each other and establish an initial contact, which stabilizes and matures if the connection is functionally appropriate (Jin and Garner, 2008).

Lee travels the world in search of furnishings that are not only handsome and functionally appropriate to her clients' needs, but that can be expected to appreciate in value.

Beyond that, the non-Afghans at Parwan are functionally invisible to the outside world.

These examples suggest that monocytes are functionally relevant to bone.

However, no inflammatory defect was reported to occur in animals that were not chemically induced to develop colitis leaving questionable whether Hnf4α was functionally important to maintain appropriate inflammatory homeostasis during adult life.

Although these results need to be replicated in additional cohorts, these first findings indicate that human AVPR1A was functionally coupled to the appropriate effector systems and second messenger cascade in the mouse brain.

Thus, a given computation can be implemented in multiple physical media (e.g., mechanical, electro-mechanical, electronic, magnetic, etc)., provided that the media possess a sufficient number of dimensions of variation (or degrees of freedom) that can be appropriately accessed and manipulated and that the components of the mechanism are functionally organized in the appropriate way.