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Understanding how cell expression level might impact on disease resistance is complicated in humans due to the presence of three class I loci, so we began by studying a simpler animal system before examining human class I alleles.
In this article, we analyze the EEs of TWRT, OWRT, and DT by studying a simple amplify-and-forward (AF) relay system.
Now, by studying a fiendishly simple game that rewards nonconformity, researchers have found that the best "ziggers" choose a simple strategy and stick to it.
The present method was first validated by studying a capsule deformation in a simple shear flow.
Mill maintains that it is nevertheless possible to develop and confirm economic theory by studying in simpler domains the laws governing the major causal factors and then deducing their consequences in more complicated circumstances.
While we intend to enrich the dynamic behavior of discrete models, Glass et al. wanted to investigate the qualitative properties of continuous networks by studying corresponding simpler discrete models.
The purpose of this study is therefore to develop and verify experimentally quantitative numerical tools for peen forming applications by studying the simple case of peening an Almen-sized AA-2024 aluminium strip in an Almen holder.
Nevertheless, by studying very simple organisms, we have shown that the use of drift load could be used to estimate complexity in a novel and consistent way.
By studying such compositionally simple systems, it is possible to isolate effects of individual components on the water solution behavior.
By studying simple genotype phenotype maps, where the counterfactual space of all possible phenotypes can be enumerated, it is shown that strong bias in the arrival of variation may explain why certain phenotypes are (repeatedly) observed in nature, while others never appear.
Studies of motor control suggest that complex movements, once decomposed, consist of common signatures; thus by studying simple movements it is possible to gain insight into the more complex sequences that comprise 'actions' (Yazdani et al., 2012).
