This compound inhibits preferably class I HDACs and is therefore called a class-selective inhibitor in contrast to Vorinostat which also acts strongly, e.g., on HDAC6 (Furumai et al. 2002; see Fig. 1).
where (G(bar {boldsymbol {y}}_{j,n}) = -log p(bar {boldsymbol {y}}_{j,n})) is called a contrast function and detW i denotes the determinant of a matrix W i. Note that the separated signal yij,n in (bar {boldsymbol {y}}_{j,n}) includes the variable W i as (y_{ij,n}=boldsymbol {w}_{i,n}^{mathrm {H}}boldsymbol {x}_{ij}).
Mr. Mamet has said he is now a big fan of right-wing talk radio, which he called a refreshing contrast to NPR. "Reckless Endangerment" by Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner debuts at No. 7.
A hatred of Margaret Thatcher, her works and her very self, is a fundamental premise of Thorn's memoir, and of the left side of her generation, so it makes what our literary grandparents would have called a piquant contrast to read Charles Moore's fine, lucid, and even enthralling authorized biography of the Iron Lady right alongside Thorn's.
An X-ray procedure called a double-contrast barium enema may be used.
The high-angle annular dark-field (HAADF) detector collects Rutherford scattering from the atomic nuclei, producing an image with strong sensitivity to atomic number Z, often called a Z-contrast image.
That is partly why Rabbi Irving Greenberg, a Riverdale resident who is chairman of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, saw in Mrs. Lieberman's new stature what he called "an incredible contrast".
Shakespeare's play calls for a contrast between the corruption of the court, with its bustling fops and courtiers — "O how full of briars is this working-day world!" Rosalind (Lily Rabe) complains — and the freedom of the natural world.
The playing area is called a box, in contrast to the open playing field of field lacrosse.
Because the intruded magma remained below ground and was not directly visible, it was called a cryptodome, in contrast to a true lava dome exposed at the surface.
