For B-lymphocytes, two major explanations for anergy developed over the last decades: according to Varela theory, anergy stems from a proper orchestration of the whole B-repertoire, such that self-reactive clones, due to intensive feed-back from other clones, display strong inertia when mounting a response.
Both the genomic oligonucleotide usage (Pride et al. 2003) and the AAC of the proteome are known to display phylogenetic inertia (Bohlin et al. 2013), contributing to the observed variability between organisms.
In Experiment 1, mixed-handers displayed a larger inaction inertia effect than strong-handers.
Köenings skillfully weaves together the stories of individuals from disparate cultures converging in a city that is entering a new era of political independence, but the characters display a frustrating inertia, and this sleepwalking quality is compounded by Köenings's fondness for indulgent, at times fanciful description.
Inertia and contrast displayed a significant statistical difference even at 1% level of significance (p < 0.01).
The first 2 components of the CA are displayed, together explaining 67% of the total inertia of the different samples.
For decades it displayed behavior normally associated with cartels, extreme inefficiency, inertia in adoption of technological innovations, and it was dogged by labor-management friction.
Inertia percentage and correlated variables for axes 1 and 2 are displayed in Table 4. Axes 1 explained 60.85% of the total inertia.
To avoid visual inertia, the reference image and the test image were displayed in random order.
In a 2009 paper, James Yetman, now at the Bank for International Settlements, found that prices in Hong Kong display little of the inertia seen elsewhere.
Curators for the installation, which will be displayed at the Kishon Art Gallery starting on Thursday, told the BBC it was an allegory for the "inertia of Israeli politics".
