Using this information, the desirable mode-matched uncoupled FTR can be implemented.
In terms of ductile seismic performance, the desirable mode of failure of a cold-formed steel braced wall system is generally that of gross cross section yielding of the straps, which form the fuse element in the SFRS.
Furthermore, in view of a socially desirable mode choice, we also investigate the impacts of total travel demand and bus size on the convergence of the system to various fixed points associated with different targeted mode split.
Based on the test results, it is more advantageous to design the coupling beams as shear-yielding members since a shear-critical coupling beam exhibits a more desirable mode of energy dissipation than a flexure-critical coupling beam.
The test results indicate that it is more advantageous to design the coupling beams as shear yielding members since the shear-critical coupling beam exhibits a more desirable mode of energy dissipation than the flexure-critical coupling beam.
Although further structural optimization to improve solubility is necessary, the molecular docking studies suggest that these inhibitors occupy the S2 pocket without irreversible enzyme inactivation, through hydrophobic interactions, thus, indicating a desirable mode of interaction for the design of novel inhibitors.
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The apoptotic process is an important cell death mechanism in response to cytotoxic treatment and its induction is a highly desirable mode for an anticancer agent [23].
If diffusion is considerably hindered, one expects active transport to become a more desirable mode of transport.
Such a virtual platform can be exploited for target identification through assessment of their vulnerability, desirable mode of target enzyme inhibition, and metabolite profiling to ascribe mechanism of action following a specific target inhibition.
