It is not clear whether these different modes of function are related and potentially coordinated across repeats of the same element, or whether they arise independently from each other.
This lack of overlap could be the consequence of several reasons: (i) different modes of function and kinetics of antagonistic LTβR-Ig LTβR-Igistic anti-LTβR mAb application, (ii) incubation time (3 d treatment with LTβR-Ig vs 10 h treagonisticth agonistic anti-LTβR mapplicationii incubationllectime of different cell types influenced by the treatment vs in vitro cell culture system using MEFs.
Different modes of work call for different types of people.
Moreover, the identification of several different ligand structures may reveal different modes of NHR function.
In order to achieve the appropriate structure of artificial neural network that indicates the eutrophication state of Dez Dam reservoir, first basic structure (Fig. 3) was developed with different modes of composition of functions.
As two different samples were used for the Rasch and Factor Analysis and as the data were derived through different modes of administration, differential item functioning analysis was used to determine whether item invariance held between the item parameters estimated from the two samples.
This difference is crucial for the significantly different modes of regulation and function among DAP kinases.
The task was an air traffic control (ATC -related simulATC -relatedsimulationd to present four different modes of andomation of IP functions, including information acquisition, information analysis, decision making and action implementation automation, as wasl as a completely manual control modeveloped
Extremely long or strong stress may induce a topological phase transition in the respective cellular networks, which switches the cell to a completely different mode of cellular function.
After considering the audience and the function of different modes of performance--community, bardic, and closed groups--Stehle explores this poetry as gendered speech, which interacts with performers' bodily presence to create social identities for the speakers.
