It also suggests the possible compensatory effects that could be driven by co-culturing the three cell types together when a flow is applied, a fact that cannot be observed when cells were cultured in static terms (even though the same conditions were followed except the flow).
Simulations and extrapolations from existing experiments indicate that T-retention in ITER will mainly be driven by co-deposition with beryllium (Be) eroded from the first wall, with co-deposits forming mainly in the divertor region but also possibly on the first wall itself.
Thus, self-assembly may be driven by co-operative interactions of the terminal regions of the SYCP3 tetramers, extending recursively across the width of the fibre.
If general, non-specific interactions predominate then compensatory evolution is more likely to be driven by co-interacting substitutions in a complicated network [ 23 ].
The present experimental evidence makes it apparent that the tree cricket's tympanal ears can be driven by CO-like active amplification.
Genes which encode proteins with antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal activity are generally believed to be driven by co-evolution of host and pathogen and therefore pathogenic agents provide some of the strongest selective pressures on human evolution.
This change in localization is likely associated with the large number of amino-acid changes in the OdsH homeodomain between these species [ 32] and has been proposed to be driven by co-evolution with satellite DNAs [ 31].
In contrast, we focus on a technology-agnostic approach without the need of a SCA execution environment, and the PaaSHopper middleware supports dynamic reconfiguration on a per-tenant basis and is driven by co-existing policies that express the stakeholder-specific constraints.
In our study we cannot disentangle this size effect from the pure morphological performance effect that is driven by co-dependence from morphology.
They also place JNK2 upstream of a novel regulatory network in which apoptosis (i) is driven by co-ordinated pro-apoptotic functions of JNK1 and c-Jun, (ii) is primed under basal conditions, (iii) is constitutively suppressed by JNK2, (iv) is linked with the NFκB survival pathway via Bcl-3/c-Jun, and (v) is mechanistically distinct from stress-induced apoptosis (Fig. 9 and Fig. 10).
However, it has recently been asserted that operon formation is driven by co-regulation [ 16].
