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Using the variable instead of hard-coded numbers (ten and nine in the examples) allows the modeler to test the effect of different phosphorylation chains, only changing the value of the "high" variable.
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Geological data, including that from analysis of deeply eroded examples, allow the overall surface setting of calderas to be defined, whereas deep drillings and geophysical investigations provide insights on their subsurface structure.
Other recent examples allow the receptor affinity analysis of bioactive inflammatory cytokines present in skin biopsies in a chip-based CE system [ 87].
One, for example, allows the police to close down needle-exchange programmes.
Still weather, for example, allows the air inside buildings to get stuffy.
One article, for example, allows the commission to warn a country that departs from agreed economic policy guidelines or puts the euro zone at risk.
The new language, for example, allows the administration to reorganize the department after it is created, differing from the Senate Republican version that would require congressional approval of a reorganization.
Facebook's iPhone app, for example, allows the user to upload mobile photos straight their profiles for sharing and commenting.
The HHPred-server [9] as an example allows the user to build a profile of an input sequence and performs profile-profile comparisons to conserved domain databases or profile resources of fold classes like SCOP [10] or CATH [11].
GC-MS (Gas Chromatography) for example, allows the identification and quantification of a few hundred metabolites in single extracts.
The functionalized AFM tip, for example, allows the direct observation of ligand receptor, protein protein, and other such interactions in physiological solutions.
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