Temporal variations of shoreline and beach morphology were correlated to the temporal variations in bypassing rates on the downdrift beach only.
Regardless of substrate specificity details, our results suggest manipulating Hdr gene expression increases the rate of substrate turnover by bypassing rate-limiting redox reactions, further enhancing the k-strategist metabolism of M. acetivorans.
In doing so, they seem to have a double role in promoting cancer: while an override of the senescence program contributes to the acquisition of indefinite proliferative capacity, induction of EMT bypasses rate-limiting aspects of the metastatic cascade.
In some developing countries, the obesity rate even bypasses the rate in the U.S. and keeps increasing.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency's stormwater management model (SWMM) was used for developing contours to help determine the size of the device, with respect to the maximum inflow to the device (or bypass rate), and the catchment area served by the device.
The number of partitions and the bypass rate of the partitions are presented in Table 3.
ED bypass occurred more frequently during working hours compared with off-hours (18.3% versus 4.3%); ED bypass rate varied significantly across hospitals (median, 3.3%; range, 0%-71%).
Especially for cir1 and cir3 we get a partition bypass rate around 30% (see Table 3) and thus additional overall sequential speedup of 20% in the elapsed time.
Table 3 summarizes the partition bypass rate which depends not just on the size of the circuit or number of partitions, but mostly on the scenario that is simulated.
mRNPs containing mRNAs encoding functionally related proteins could be predocked to a specific signal-receiving component, such as cell-surface receptors or adaptor proteins, to allow the swift translation of subcellularly targeted mRNAs in the vicinity of signal reception by bypassing the rate-limiting initiation step.
