By flying tethered flies in a small chamber that allowed respiratory products to be measured, the researcher showed that the fly was capable of partially opening and closing its spiracles throughout flight, as power requirements varied.
On the other hand, the Patricia-trie is capable of partially overcoming the problem of database sparsity as it compresses a representation of the database.
A method for evaluating the coverage of blocking species which are capable of partially inhibiting the current peaks of pseudo-capacitive electrode reactions is proposed.
These technologies possess their own advantages, and the induced scaffolds are capable of partially realizing the functions of native tissue in terms of fibrous organizations, mechanical properties, and biological activities.
Mice immunized with these three preparations, when directly challenged with Cn2 presented no apparent protection, whereas anti-sera produced in rabbits with these three immunogens were capable of partially neutralizing the effect of Cn2, when injected into naive mice.
Dialyzed maturase extracts were capable of partially activating HydA1 without addition of exogenous molecules (Fig. 2A), as observed with previously described systems [16], [21].
In contrast, rosiglitazone was capable of partially reducing the stimulation of collagen and ASMA expression when given 24 h following TGF-ß treatment (Fig. 7A C).
Finally, there is also increasing evidence that some organisms are capable of partially decoupling foraging activity and growth via changes in digestive physiology [68], [69].
Individual NLSs are capable of partially directing cytoplasmic protein into the nucleus; however only cooperative effects between all three NLSs efficiently transport MSH6 into the nucleus.
As the small amount of functional SMN2 protein produced by each copy is capable of partially compensating for the loss of the SMN1 gene function, higher copy numbers of SMN2 result in generally milder forms of SMA.
