Using the manual gap delineations as a reference, automatic delineations yielded slightly smaller gap sizes with a relative root mean square error between 3.4% and 5.3%, depending on gaps size.
In response to epithelial insults, enterocytes need to migrate, a process which depends on gap junction intercellular communication through the engagement of Connexin 43 (Cx43).
As observed experimentally (Liu et al. 2008; Tozer et al. 2008), the location and magnitude of the optimal survival predicted by the model depended on gap size, following a hump-shaped pattern with increasing gap size.
Thus, transmembrane flow is driven by osmotic pressure and depends on aquaporin zero (AQP0), and cell-to-cell flow is driven by hydrostatic pressure and depends on gap junctions.
These methods involve many improvements from the basic idea of the alignment proposed by Sankoff et al. (1992), but the quality of alignment results by these algorithms depends on gap penalty during the process of alignment reduction.
"The lyric essay doesn't expound, is suggestive rather than exhaustive, depends on gaps, may merely mention," he writes (quoting John D'Agata and Deborah Tall), and so it is with his book, which argues forcefully and passionately, but not like a debate-team captain, more like a clever if overmatched boxer, endlessly bobbing and weaving.
(2001) had been used to find the optimal number of clusters, depending on the gap between different clusters.
This beamline is designed to cover the photon energy range 80 1800 eV with diverse polarization depending on the gap and phase of EPU6.
This figure indicates that the discharge occurs when the applied voltage reaches to the breakdown voltage (depending on the gap between the electrodes) which results in the significant electron production.
Depending on the gap between expectation and taste/flavor experience, four major models predict outcomes of expectation effects: (1) assimilation, (2) generalized-negativity, (3) contrast, and (4) assimilation-contrast.
That project fell to the budget ax in 2003, but Hartwell, now 38, realized that in addition to the electrostatic forces between his motor's electrodes there was also a capacitance, or charge-storing capacity, whose strength varied depending on the gap between the electrodes.
