These tests, however, do not capture the existence of altered mobility at a single segment or unique patterns of aberrant segmental mobility.
To interpret these results, we propose a simple decisional model, which assumes the existence of a mobility energy (the daily travel-time) and a log-time perception of the travel-time cost for a single trip.
Most trajectories were relatively short with a mean length of 6.2 frames (median four frames) for this cell, which supported the existence of a high mobility because highly mobile molecules tend to leave the focal plane very rapidly (28).
The country clusters indicate the existence of considerably different mobility cultures across the EU.
Despite the fact the CO2-EOR is gaining dominance compared to other EOR methods, the existence of an unfavourable mobility ratio has hampered the efficiency of the CO2 usage as a favourable displacement fluid.
In contrast to the situation in buffer the analysis now revealed the existence of two different mobility components, a fast one (64%) with Dfast = 2.3±0.2 µm2/s and a slower one (36%) with Dslow = 0.5±0.1 µm2/s (Fig. 4e).
In this study, we aim to elucidate the existence of different types of mobility of TFs in the eukaryotic nucleus, as well as the principles governing nuclear exploration of factors relevant to transcriptional control.
The existence of a low-mobility species is consistent with the suggestion that transcription factors may become transiently immobilized when they frequently encounter and interact non-specifically with DNA [37].
The introduction of communication services in the demanding ITS scenarios strongly relies on the existence of technologies that enable mobility and security.
I also discuss two of the most important factors preventing intergenerational mobility: existence of financially constrained individuals and transmission of tastes from parents to children.
