Under the assumption of a dual entity system, the proposed model shows that intruders differ in behavior depending on the system's vulnerability at the time of intrusion as well as depending on their own economic incentives.
In terms of the divine, there is a dual entity: Allah representing preservation and Eblis representing destruction.
Ever since Bichat distinguished the 'organic' and 'animal' lives [ 7], the vertebrate body has been construed as a dual entity, one part somatic (engaged with the outside world), the other visceral (concerned with bodily homeostasis).
A small number of such dual-entity regions have been annotated; the lncRNA is flagged with the comment "This lncRNA overlaps and may be derived from the long 3′ UTR of the upstream gene"; examples include CR44872 and CR45040.
On the other hand, some UK universities have opted to go into partnership with local institutions, creating a dual-branded entity.
The ZnO QDs behave as a dual-purpose entity that not only act as a fluorescence probe for drug-release monitoring but also play the role of gatekeeper that controls the drug release.
That's because the U.S. and South Carolina are separate legal entities and the "dual sovereignty" doctrine allows prosecutions for the same offense by both governments.
Nine entities identified as dual modulators of autophagy did not appear to exhibit a dominant direction of autophagy modulation in the analysis— BAX, BCL2, BCL2L1, BCL2L11, FBXL20, MAPK14, MYC, PRKCD, and TP53 (Table S1C).
Note, that TGFβ1 (TGFB1) and TNFα (TNF) are the only entities playing a dual role as both external signal molecules and target genes because of their introduction into the simulation as starting effectors.
Consider a contingency table (CT) that contains the dual classification of each individual entity in both clusterings A and B. CT element mij is the number of individuals belonging to both clusters Ai and Bj.
