Thus, the inconsistency in parallel computing designs between the related procedures may influence the algorithm's performance as a result of excessive data transformations and inter-process communications. .
Thus, the inconsistency in parallel computing designs between the related procedures may influence the algorithm's performance as a result of excessive data transformations and inter-process communications.
Exposure of cells to UV harms their DNA and this can lead to cell death (if damage is excessive) or cellular transformation (if damage induces genomic mutations that confer neoplastic or malignant traits to cells).
To illustrate the mastery of temperament by reason, Of Anger depicts the obligatory transformation of excessive anger by the agent who possesses such a temperament.
The carburisation temperature was limited to 923 K to avoid excessive sulfate loss and transformation of zirconia from tetragonal to either monoclinic or cubic phase.
Cold spray as an emerging coating technique is able to fabricate coatings or bulk materials without exceeding the material melting point, thereby significantly lowering the risk of oxidation, phase transformation, and excessive thermal residual stress.
Mounting evidence has linked excessive NPM to cellular transformation and ontogenesis (Pulford et al, 2001).
A darker color is an indication that excessive heat accompanied the transformation, and can be avoided by further cooling the bead and/or the acyl chloride solution.
Thus, excessive production and slow transformation of toxic atRAL are considered as one of the key factors in initiating retinal degeneration characterized by progressive photoreceptor cell death induced by both acute and chronic light exposure.
Activated PKCs enable the expression of genes encoding enzymes that are involved in cell proliferation and invasion [ 30, 46, 50] such as the gene encoding ornithine decarboxylase (ODC), an enzyme that plays a role in cell transformation and excessive extracellular matrix degradation [ 51].
Previous studies in Drosophila have shown that some PDZ domain-containing substrates regulate cell growth and polarity, and loss of these substrates results in excessive overproliferation and neoplastic transformation of epithelial cells, thereby defining this type of PDZ domain-containing proteins as potential tumor suppressors [ 16].
