As an example, functionality of eight TFs in the AAS condition is dependent on the binding of GCN4 to the same promoter region (P<0.05).
A number of factors, for example functionality of proteins and RNAs, generation time, metabolic rate, population size, and life histories, are thought to influence substitution rates [ 52, 53].
However, several problems remain; for example, breathability, functionality, performance and durability.
As an application example, enterprise functionality and the business process are precisely specified, analyzed, and modeled based on intensive knowledge engineering.
A car maker might not currently see why they should offer Android Wear compatibility, for instance, but once there are even 5 million Apple Watches in circulation in the U.S., as a blind example, such functionality becomes a value-added selling feature for potential owners.
They may sound the same, but to the customer, the latter gives the impression that they'll be able to manage their finances all in one place and that the management experience won't suck, it will be personalized, and offer the benefits of modern technology — like, for example, mobile functionality.
For example, various functionality of the software can affect the hospital coding practice.
For example, this functionality can be used to determine if there is more variation in the beta-sheets or loops.
For example, the functionality of a pathway and the status of a dynamic simulation are useful in gaining an overall understanding of the pathway.
Thus, the concept of transient ES attenuation rather than immediate and complete ES silencing may be of some physiological relevance; it could allow probing for ES performance, for example ESAG functionality, VSG switching orders, quality of novel mosaic VSGs, or newly assembled expression sites.
Accurate models are important for signal integrity analysis, while faster models can be used for simulations which focus on, for example, the functionalities verification.
