The scaled activity values shown on the graph are calculated by dividing the response values by the activity cutoff, thereby enabling activity comparisons across assay endpoints.
We then theorised the inter-relationship between the factors through a graphical representation of the level at which they operate and whether they were a formation or a enabling activity (figure 1).
This change was made in order to vary onset times relative to the TR, enabling activity to be sampled at different time points following stimulus onset, and thereby obtaining a more reliable estimate of signal change (Price et al. 1999).
This is in line with NATO's preferred COIN operational approach Clear, Hold, and Build (CHB which "encompasses offensive, defensive, stability and enabling activities" (AJP-3.4.4 2011).
Corporations in the United States were originally formed for the purpose of enabling activities that would improve society's standards of living.
These findings indicated that the direct interaction of PTPMEG and GluD2 reduces the GluA2 Y876 phosphorylation level in Purkinje cells, thereby enabling activity-induced GluA2 S880 phosphorylation and LTD.
Data were extracted on: the rationale for the support or enabling activities, materials and procedures used, where the activities were delivered, by who, when and how often and if the training was accredited or competency checked.
Associated with activation is co-activation (or functional connectivity), wherein anatomical connectivity enables activity changes in one node to affect, and be affected by, others (McIntosh and Korostil, 2008).
Persistence means that an enabled activity cannot be disabled, whereas nonviolence means that executing an activity does not disable any other enabled activity.
Most often in such short peptide substrates, the positiontisn is designed to have a fluorophore (of varying sizes) to enable activity measurements.
Many emphasised the need for vigilance and a need to take painkillers in order to accommodate function and to enable activity and participation [ 44, 64, 67].
