Biological thresholds can be further described by the following characteristics: Biological thresholds can occur at various levels of biological organization, for example, at subcellular, cellular, tissue, and organism levels.
It can be further described as follows: assume the NAND flash memory controller can support s different LDPC codes, C 1, C 2, …, C s. Let w i represent the column weight of the code C i, and we have w s >ws−1 > ⋯ > w1.
In this case, the conformational difference in a DSCO pair can be viewed as a large swinging movement of the swapped domain, which can be further described as an angular motion resulting in the displacement of all residues in the swapped domain.
For reporting purposes the EV can be further described by flow cytometry, mass spectroscopy and by their specific contents such as DNA, microRNA and mRNA [3, 32, 33].
The fluorescence quenching efficiency can be further described by the Stern Volmer plot with a perfect linear behavior (the linear correlation coefficient was 0.995) in the range of Fe3+ concentrations from 0 to 500 μM.
The functions can be further described by datatype properties, such as the concept Constant_light_control, that has the two Boolean attributes, switchOnDelay and switchOffDelay, which define whether the function supports a switch on and switch off delay, respectively.
Links of the type u → v and u ↔ v can be further described as 'Simple closure' and 'Double closure' ties respectively if they close at least a directed triangle (i.e., there existed a node w such that the arcs u → w and w ↔ v already existed).
