Seven different varieties of PIs are formed when PtdIns undergoes differential phosphorylation at the 3-, 4- and 5- hydroxyl groups of its myo-inositol moiety [ 1].
(Consumer semantics embraces not only a number of different varieties of teleosemantics, but also various forms of inferential role semantics. For the former, see Millikan 1984 , 1986 , 1989and Papineau 1987 , 1993
Variety is related to different types and forms of data sources: structured (e.g. financial data) and unstructured (social media conversations, photos, videos, voice recordings and others).
This study was the first attempt to evaluate the ability of the fruit aqueous extracts and fractions form different varieties of F. deltoidea to act as antidiabetic and antioxidant agents.
At a 1961 symposium in the Netherlands, one group of researchers theorized that emphysema, bronchitis, and asthma should be considered different varieties of one basic disease form.
In the course of time windows were narrowed and deeply splayed; roofs became steeper; and flat-dome profiles assumed the bulbous form, which, in different varieties, eventually became the most notable feature of Russian church architecture.
In horticulture, this diversity is often highly prized in the form of different varieties that are preserved for subtle variations in flavour, texture or simply appearance (e.g. in potato, tomato, apple).
He attended meetings of the Institut National (as the Academie Française was called then) and debated Kantian philosophy with the leading French philosophers (GS Vol 14, 483 87), visited the theater regularly, and from a cultural anthropologist's point of view, he observed and analyzed its different forms and varieties from the Comédie Française and the Théatre de la République to the Vaudeville.
This prediction has been verified experimentally by exploring the response behavior of detectors having a variety of different geometric form factors.
