Arg 1 is an important enzyme in the fibroblast proliferation and in the synthesis of collagen by fibroblasts [23] and diminishes the inflammatory NO production, a function of classically activated macrophages [26].
The number of clusters to consider was determined classically by inspecting the bar chart of global intra-cluster inertia as a function of cluster numbers.
It is classically assumed that the logit of p is a linear function of the different risk factors: logit(p) = a0+∑aiXi, where Xi denotes the i-th risk factor value for the individual.
One of the proteins generated from this locus, EZH2α, encoded by 20 exons, is the HMT classically associated with the function of the PRC2 complex.
Classically, the major biological function of iron was believed to be in the formation of haem, the oxygen-carrying component of haemoglobin, but two recent developments have led to a paradigm shift in our understanding of iron physiology.
Classically, a clinical history of pain, worse at night and relieved by aspirin, is elicited.
Thankfully, there are no pedantic parallels to the play, though one immobile African local has a classically choric function: silent, but languidly narrating the visitors' unwisdom in voiceover.
These arise when a function is classically discontinuous, but we inconsistently identify the limit of the function (assuming it has a limit) with its value at the limit.
Deutsch's example shows how quantum information, and quantum entanglement, can be exploited to compute a disjunctive or global property of a function in one step that would take two steps classically.
For this parabolic system, they proved the existence of solution in a class of classically differentiable functions both with respect to time and space under appropriate regularity conditions.
