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This approach can allow the determination of whether any difference originate from metabolic effect associated with the transgenic trait or from expected genetic and/or physiological variation within the species.
This difference originates from different elimination rate constants in the one-compartment models and from the exchange coefficient between water and fish gills in the PBTK model.
This difference originates from the different background media: The refractive index (n) of glass substrate and air are 1.5 and 1, respectively.
ERK1 proteins evolve faster than ERK2 proteins, even when the study was restricted to the mammalian clade; however amino acids diverge only at position neutral for function hence we propose that the origin of this difference originates from genomic factors such as the large gene size difference, but not from functional differences.
That is, when an amino acid configuration is very conserved in one of the paralogs and is highly variable or fast evolving in the other, it implies that this site-specific rate difference originated because the paralogs experienced different functional constraints at these residues [ 54].
This difference originates in the parameter dependency in SDA.
Our hypothesis is this difference originates from the capillary pressure −saturation relationship adopted in our numerical implementation.
This difference originates from the fusion fission reactor's conflicting goal of having to minimize heat transfer to the magnets during normal operation.
This ionization energy difference originates from the larger size of SiO x clusters, which are formed in the wafer with additional implanted oxygen.
This difference originates from the difference in the approach toward handling correlograms, i.e., the CA method handles a single correction value within a group, whereas the PS method processes each correlogram.
This result is analysed in detail and we find that the dominant effect driving this difference originates from an identifiability problem when using inlet outlet pressure measurements for joint estimation of permeability and porosity.
