The term "bento" has also spread beyond lunch, to describe balanced, compartmentalized, and aesthetically appealing design in any field.
Despite the dozens of people involved in the transactions, the report describes an atmosphere of compartmentalized information, where few people understood the full scope of anything that was going on.
This may be explained by the fact that adenosine can be highly compartmentalized, as described earlier.
This finding might be explained taking into consideration the aforementioned compartmentalized humoral immune response described in SPMS patients, associated with a less pronounced involvement of peripheral immune system.
We apply iJL1678-ME to show how it is predictive of compartmentalized cellular content for validation, describe its utility and limitations, and show how it can be applied to examine a broadened scope of applications including targeted inhibition of proteins.
When Mr. Weide cuts together five of them, including Diane Keaton, using the word "compartmentalize" to describe Mr. Allen's mindset, it has a comic effect, but it also makes you wonder whether they're all reading from a prepared script.
While cognitive apartheid may be a descriptive term that describes the result, the mechanism by which knowledge is compartmentalized is unfamiliar territory.
All pixels were digitally compartmentalized within epithelial cells as: nuclei, membrane, or cytoplasm using detection algorithms previously described (Can et al., 2008).
Although iOL1650-ME describes the synthesis of all the proteins in the proteome, the proteins are not compartmentalized.
Although the approach described here is useful for endo proteases of any species or catalytic type, exceptions could be compartmentalized enzymes such as the ATP dependent proteases like proteasomes which are presumed to unfold a protein prior to degradation.
