In the United States just before World War II, several photographers, including Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange, and Berenice Abbott, were starting their careers and beginning to more clearly define the potential of photography as it would be practiced in full force a decade later.
This factor is dependent on several parameters including exposure, spreading rate, previous frequency of occurrence etc., which define the potential of the disease causing the infection.
Intensified future effort is required to define the potential of this promising synthesis technique against an important target of controlling reactions accurately with a rapid and precise mixing.
Future research is in great demand to define the potential of this promising synthesis technique against an important target of controlling reactions accurately with a rapid and precise mixing.
The RBFNN defines the potential of the jth neuron in the layer as a difference of the Euclidean distance given by the vector: begin{aligned} u^{j}= ||x-w^{j}||^{2}, quad hbox {for}quad j = 1, 2, ldots, s, end{aligned} (6 where x is a k-dimensional neural input vector, and (w^{j}) represents the weights in the hidden layer.
We define the potential of A, denoted as U(A|S, T), as follows.
The current study was designed to define the potential of the non-HS-binding mutant form of CXCL12 (mtoXCL12) to bind CXCR4 and induce normal signal transduction.
Similar to many amino acid substitution matrices, such as BLOSUM (Henikoff and Henikoff, 1992) and PAM (Dayhoff, 1978), which define the mutation potential of two amino acids, we define the potential of one protein alignment.
There is a need for further study to define the potential of antiviral therapy and the causes of hospitalization due to influenza.
