Thus, the widely different outcomes of Erk1/2 signalling depends, at least in part, on its kinetics as it dictates its subcellular localisation and as such specifies accessibility of substrates (reviewed in [ 113, 115]).
The stability of foam has become the main concern as it dictates the effectiveness of foam mobility control.
The ratio of length to diameter of the membrane module is of particular significance as it dictates the permeation rate for a specific pore size membrane.
The story takes place in the months leading up to the pageant -- the pageant dictates the form of the narrative just as it dictates the lives of the girls living in anticipation of it.
"We have to be careful," writes Roger Pilon, vice-president of Cato, of endorsing a scheme in which "religious liberty is recognised, if it is, as an exception to the general rule that government may require us to act as it dictates".
We refer to as opportunism threshold as it dictates how opportunistic OSP is in exploiting the channel diversity.
For a large-scale MFC setup this situation may not arise since economies-of-scale issues may mean localised biofilm fouling may be regularised on the anode and especially on the PEM as it dictates proton passage.
For the following cycles of individuals and businesses that will get the code over the coming weeks and months, the start of the launch cycle matters as it dictates the undertaking of the rollout cycle that will get Windows 10 into their hands.
However, the presence of a synergetic combination of two core promoter elements is often considerably stronger than a single element as it dictates the position of TSS.
The answer to this question is of more than academic interest, as it dictates how the finite resources available for infection control are best deployed.
A-to-I editing imposes an additional layer of gene regulation as it dictates various aspects of RNA metabolism, including RNA folding, processing, localization and degradation.
