The Lagrangian mesh evolves concurrently, driven by the traction boundary conditions imposed by the Eulerian counterpart.
If multiple variants segregating in a population are concurrently driven to intermediate frequency by positive selection, the variation tightly linked to these variants will also tend to occur at intermediate frequencies, thus generating a skew in the frequency spectrum.
When Halo and ChR2 were concurrently driven by a Poisson train of yellow and blue light pulses, the spike timings were different from those of spikes elicited in darkness, but were still reliable from trial to trial (see Fig. 7Aii, bottom, and Fig. 7Aiii, bottom, for overlaid traces and spike rasters respectively).
We hope these modifications will concurrently drive selectivity further towards the plant-type chitinases and create chemical tools to probe their biological role.
Indeed, the interior bore an uncanny resemblance to the one in a Mazda 6 that I drove concurrently with the Kizashi.
Concurrently, with increase in gas prices, driven by a foreseeable fossil fuel depletion in the future, developments in the automotive sector, and environmental concerns, penetration of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) has been increasing.
We present a cost driven optimization model that is concurrently handling two mutually dependent decision problems: Machinery design and selection of air emission controls.
Analysis will be driven by the three primary techniques used concurrently in grounded theory – coding, memoing, and diagramming [ 21].
Later, when marketing the antibiotic, which is driven by profitability and competitiveness, lower operational costs with concurrently higher yields are required for microbial production [ 21].
This effect was driven by rising LTCI spending, as SHI expenditures declined concurrently, as plotted in Figure 2. Owing to increasing LTCI expenditures, costs of formal care for females exceeded costs for males at more advanced age, which affected cases about 10 years earlier than control subjects.
Concurrently, scientific progress and innovation should not be inhibited, but its uptake should be driven by market needs and be aligned to the economic perspectives.
