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In this work, we present experimental data, supported by a quantitative model, on the generation and effect of potential gradients across a tethered bilayer lipid membrane (tBLM) with, to the best of our knowledge, novel architecture.
Following a mixed-method approach, qualitative scenario assumptions are calculated by a quantitative model, which incorporates the analyses on attitude-based mobility types respective pedelec affinities.The results indicate that ambitious promotion of pedelecs significantly contributes to climate change mitigation.
The rate-limiting step(s) and mechanism(s) of the oxidation process were identified by a quantitative model description of the oxide-film growth kinetics on the basis of coupled currents of electrons (by both tunneling and thermionic emission) and cations under influence of a surface-charge field.
Here, we investigate whether TCR peptide cross-recognition can be predicted by a quantitative model of peptide similarity using amino acid similarity matrices (SM) as explained in detail in Materials and Methods.
This was later corroborated by a quantitative model of the PM-SR junction's role in the refilling of SR Ca 2+ during oscillations.
Thus the aim of the present experiments was to characterize more precisely the predictive component of pursuit eye movements by developing a quantitative model.
This idea was first forwarded by McIlwain (1982), and formulated into a quantitative model by Ottes et al. (1986) and Van Gisbergen et al. (1987).
General steps (Fig. 1) include: (1) pre-quantitative analysis for target compositions, collecting and analyzing sample measurement sets by NIRS; (2) establishing a quantitative model for target compositions and then optimizing the model by NIRS; and (3) using validation sets to verify the accuracy and repeatability of the model.
Also, a quantitative model, by the piecewise linear regression was developed.
The objective of this paper is to propose a quantitative model, by which a specific FIT program can be evaluated and hence optimized.
Modern tumor biology has emphasized a quantitative model by which cells undergo gradual 'progressive' alterations, taking them from normal phenotype to abnormal (precancer) and to malignant phenotype (cancer) [44], [45].
