It might also be important to take mechanisms of compartmentalization into consideration, especially in terms of a physical or bodily dimension.
Lane argues this compartmentalization invites leaders to think in terms of trade-offs, not integration.
The models adopt a compartmentalization for an ILI defined in terms of susceptible (S), latent (L), asymptomatic infectious (I a ), symptomatic infectious (I), and permanently recovered/removed (R) (see Figure 2).
The analytical procedure developed here suggests a strategy for a preliminary robustness-oriented design, involving specific solutions in terms of redundancy, compartmentalization, and mechanical properties of columns and beams.
In [ 4, 39] the time compartmentalization of the cycle is interpreted in terms of the need to accumulate sufficient products from the metabolic reactions in order to move on to the next phase of the cycle and to autoinduce further cycles of oscillations.
Given that let-7 family members are normally ascribed a tumor suppressor function, the authors speculated that a high let-7a/low miR-206 'signature' might designate colon tumors with a unique phenotype in terms of cancer progression, compartmentalization, or microenvironment [ 33].
Secondly, it reduces and delays the impact of peptide degradation in terms of cellular processing and compartmentalization.
The results of these minor sequence changes were drastic in terms of scFv solubility, cell compartmentalization and extracellular release.
In terms of cell biology, their complex compartmentalization is of major interest, because several plasmas and genomes coexist in these organisms, which can be traced back to either a prokaryote or a eukaryote [ 27].
In particular, our analyses suggested that the segregation between Conipherophyta and Magnoliophyta in terms of distributional range may have reinforced the pattern of compartmentalization.
