Soybeans, for example, which constitute the fourth-largest crop in the world, are self-pollinated, and can't be crossbred easily.
The fat cells, for example, which constitute one major site of Hb synthesis in Daphnia [ 12], are likely to be the first candidates which suffer from hypoxia.
In traditional supervised settings we are provided with a set of examples and labels, which constitute our training set, and thus it is possible to apply algorithms such as boosting.
For example, 16:1Δ6 and 18 1Δ6, which constitute about 80% of all fatty acids in the seed oils of Thunbergia alata and Coriander sativum, respectively, can be split by ozonolysis to yield adipic acid (6:0) and either capric or lauric acid.
Examples are the various mucopolysaccharidoses (MPS), which constitute a family of lysosomal storage diseases characterized by deficiencies in lysosomal hydrolases responsible for the degradation of GAGs (mucopolysaccharides) [ 8].
For example, class I viral envelope glycoproteins, which constitute the membrane fusion machinery of viruses like influenza and HIV, undergo an essential priming cleavage by a furin-like protease during maturation to generate the fusion-active protein.
For example, DL comprise the logical semantics for knowledge representation which constitute the basis of ontological encoding specifically designed for a group of knowledge representation languages which include OWL, the standard language for ontologies over the Web.
Each consultation generates data entries (for example, diagnostic code(s)) that are transferred to the SHR and which constitute the basis for reimbursement to the health care providers.
For example, when a stone is dropped into a pond, the resulting ripples, which constitute a surface wave, extend over only a small portion of the surface at any instant of time.
Actions which constitute ordinary daily life are not considered assault or battery, for example, jostling on a crowded train.
