The breakthrough relies on the design of a new family of GBFCs, characterized by an innovative and simple mechanical confinement of various enzymes and redox mediators: enzymes are no longer covalently bound to the surface of the electron collectors, which enables use of a wide variety of enzymes and redox mediators, augments the quantity of active enzymes, and simplifies GBFC construction.
These facts show that TFs and their TFBSs can evolve largely independently, allowing genes to join or leave regulons and allowing regulatory regions to increase their complexity by augmenting the quantity and type of cis-regulatory interactions.
Ribosomal protein accumulation may ultimately contribute to heightened translation by augmenting the quantity of protein generated per mRNA molecule in lesional skin, with global effects favoring increased rather than decreased protein abundance.
Besides structural merits including hollow and easily penetrated multilayered walls, which facilitate the transport rate and augment the adsorption quantity of gas molecule, the significant improvement of the sensing properties is also attributed to the catalytic effect of Au.
Here we propose that the simplest next step in capturing many of these carry-over effects, without making the details too explicit is to augment the standard "quantity" or abundance variable formulation by adding a second variable to provide a measure of the current "average quality" of each of the populations in a trophic network or food web.
The unique nanostructure also played an important role in detecting ethanol gas, due to its contribution in facilitating the transport rate and augmenting the adsorption quantity of the target gas molecules.
Moreover, we did not analyse other analgesics such as COX-inhibitors which may augment the analgesic effect of opioids reducing the quantity of the consumed opioid required.
The expression of the DNA vector evaluated after 48 h by transfection of 3T3 cells depicts by Western blot a protein with a molecular weight of 160 KDa (Figure 1A); the intensity of the band augmented with the quantity of protein loaded.
We augment the notation to denote the dependence of various quantities on the scheduling policy by using as a superscript, for example, will indicate the delay for user under policy.
Surrealist touches augment the atmosphere of nightmare.
Singing and costumed actors augment the readings.
