In 1963, S. Gähler introduced the notion of 2-metric spaces but different authors proved that there is no relation between these two function and there is no easy relationship between results obtained in the two settings.
Age-adjusted relationships between these two function outcomes and measures of body composition and sarcopenia are presented in Table 3. TUG and WS were most strongly associated with hip abductor strength (r = −0.42, P < 0.01 and r = 0.47, P < 0.001, respectively).
Our findings might suggest a functional link between these two functions of the reticular system, i.e. maintenance of muscle tone and stabilization of motor control, and the regulation of arousal.
Also, as seen from the symmetry between these two functions plotted in Figure 5, there is no preference between |T| and |R| in terms of sensitivity.
The results obtained confirm the requirements of both basic and acid sites in the catalysts and show the compromise between these two functions.
Mismatch between these two functions leads to company failure to achieve the overall goals such as competitive advantage achievement and sustainable profit (Crittenden and Crittenden 1995; Douglas and Strutton 2009; Ho and Tang 2004; Kahn and Mentzer 1998).
In 1963, Gahler [9] introduced the concept of 2-metric spaces and claimed that a 2-metric is a generalization of the usual notion of a metric, but some authors proved that there is no relation between these two functions.
At Lesson.ly, there is zero line drawn in the sand between these two functions of the same process because it is just that, one process.
Moreover, these contributions are often presented in a mutually exclusive fashion, and the direct evidence for a link between these two functions is scant.
However, the relationship between these two functions of Ahr, toxic and dioxin-independent, remains unclear [5], [10], in particular whether dioxin toxicity entails loss or excess of the dioxin-independent Ahr function, or a new independent function.
Indeed, in addition to its transcriptional function, the vertebrate β-catenin plays an essential role in cell adhesion by linking cadherins to the actin cytoskeleton, and interactions between these two functions have been suggested [48].
