Sentence examples for cooperatively process from inspiring English sources

PASS is based on a network of automata, where PASS-nodes independently but cooperatively process parts of the SOAP message XML payload.

ADAMTS proteoglycanases act cooperatively to process versican during several developmental processes in the mouse; ADAMTS5, ADAMTS9, and ADAMTS20 are required for interdigital web regression during limb formation, and ADAMTS9 and ADAMTS20 are required for palatal shelf closure during secondary palate formation [ 15, 30].

Altogether, these results suggest that the absence of both proteins causes alterations in the cell wall permeability and in its composition and that LprG and P55 act cooperatively in processes that involve the preservation of the cell wall and the transport of toxic compounds in M. tuberculosis and M. smegmatis [ 12, 13].

A wireless sensor network is a wireless network composed of a large number of stationary or mobile sensors in a self-organizing and multi-hop manner to cooperatively perceive, collect, process, and transmit information about perceived objects within a geographic area covered by the network, and ultimately to the network owner.

(269) The ultimate goal of PTM proteomics is to understand how different PTMs cooperatively regulate cellular processes.

Therefore, we suggest that Ca2+-dependent and Ca2+-independent processes cooperatively lead to metabolic oscillations to underlie ATP oscillations in chondrogenesis.

Our studies contribute to understanding the mechanism by which FXR and LRH-1 cooperatively regulate lipid metabolic process and suggest a generalized model for how FXR may be targeted to additional metabolic processes such as glucose and bile acid metabolism through association with distinct half-site binding monomeric nuclear receptors.

In this algorithm, multiple servers, which receive encrypted information from agents, cooperatively perform a search process that is equivalent to a standard chronological backtracking algorithm.

With this, a paradigm shift is emerging with the belief that structural engineers can become artists in the design process by cooperatively integrating three tenets: economy, efficiency, and elegance.

Monocytes can also differentiate into DCs (monocyte-derived DCs), and miR-21 and miR-34a were shown to be important for this process by cooperatively targeting the mRNAs encoding JAG1 and WNT1 [ 35].

Sulf1 and Sulf2 are thought to work cooperatively to regulate developmental processes by modifying HS 6O-sulfate patterns [16], [18], [40].