The Jones/Zane style is superficial but showy: it's so much about emphasis that an evening of the company leaves an impression not of dancing but of an enactment of dancing, a kind of good parody by effective mimics.
Collectively, the HCS, MTT, and FA experiments identified library members most likely to act as effective mimics of p53 function.
It's also extremely effective, mimicking the behavior of a traveling bait fish, minding its own business and covering a great amount of ground.
A Stanford University researcher has bioengineered an effective protein mimic that restored breathing capacity to the injured lungs of rats, according to a new study.
The aliphatic amino diacid α-aminosuberic acid can function as an effective, stable mimic of the hydrolysis-susceptible Tyr SO3H) group in sulfakinin neuropeptide analogs for both hindgut contractile activity in cockroach and food intake-inhibition activity in the desert locust.
The high stability of the intrinsic catalysis activity of N, S-CQDs is ascribed to the dominant pyridinic N-doping in the C=C framework because the pyridinic N can play a role as effective enzyme mimic catalytic sites for H2O2 decomposition.
Thus, two-way RWR is effective to mimic the pathway crosstalk and construct the associations among pathways, which is obviously consistent in multiple control experiments by using different prior-known network (e.g., STRING and HPRD), or different datasets (e.g., GSE41762 and GSE38642), or even different ranked/selected feature genes (e.g., pathway genes and disease-associated genes).
Lately, another sulfated disaccharide, sucrose octasulfate was shown to exhibit anticoagulant action through a HCII-dependent thrombin inhibition and has been used as an alternative to heparin, yet it is unclear whether it is an effective heparin mimic in its interaction with thrombin [ 26].
Although this human endotoxemia model appears to be reasonably effective in mimicking early biochemical, metabolic, hematologic and cardiovascular septic responses in septic shock, the ability to mimic other aspects of human sepsis is open to question.
Mr. Ziporyn's effective arrangements mimicked Nancarrow's overlapping rhythms, assigning different patterns to the various instruments.
