The elastic modulus has proved to characterize an important mechanical property of hard films which are used for wear protection.
Type (tau ) is restricted in ML and Haskell to be any simple (unquantified) type, characterizing an important restriction of the so-called ML-style or Let-polymorphism.
The resulting unstable two point boundary value problem was solved numerically for a range of the dimensionless numbers that characterize an important application for this system.
Electrical measurements are a straightforward way to characterize an important function of a bilayer: its ability to segregate and prevent the flow of ions in solution.
Results: In this article, interaction data are analysed to identify and characterize an important subset of PPIs, those involving SLiMs binding to globular domains.
Together, these safety and efficacy findings allowed AFRIMS to characterize an important dose-limiting toxicity of the artemisinins a valuable data set in light of worldwide deployment of ACTs [ 8].
In this article, we characterize an important new disease group, namely the claudin-low subtype of breast cancer, and show that these tumors have a poor prognosis and features of mesenchymal and mammary stem cells.
The results presented here characterize an important function for a specific, genetically defined hypothalamic cell type in promoting defensive behaviors, in a manner suggesting that these neurons induce or implement a persistent, scalable, generalizable, negatively valenced internal and causal emotion state.
7 Although the abovementioned experimental models characterize an important aspect of insulin resistance and obesity, the model that most resembles human obesity is exogenous obesity, in which the animal is offered a high-carbohydrate/high-fat diet, either alone or in combination.
Below we discuss the reliability of the approach in identifying and characterizing an important group of isoenzymes, challenges provided by the library generation, sequencing and assembly methods, and suitability of the data obtained from the pipeline for heterologous protein production without laborious manual verification of the sequences.
