Cancer is a different case as it involves appearance of a previously non-existent structure (tumor), realizing a previously non-existent function (destruction of the organism) and rendering powerful and versatile influence on the body.
In addition, HU specifically suppresses the erg26 and ero1 mutants neither through nutrient limitation nor through delaying S-phase progression, suggesting existent alternative function(s) of HU.
AR signalling is essential for prostate carcinoma growth and survival (Taplin, 2008; Saraon et al, 2011; Green et al, 2012; Shafi et al, 2013), and AR protein is existent and function in primary, metastatic, and hormone refractory prostate cancer (Taplin, 2007).
We propose a pairwise fusion matrix (PFM) transformation, which produces reliable probabilities for the use of classifier combination and can be amalgamated with most existent fusion functions for combining classifiers.
In periods when no excess wind energy is available, the existent diesel generators function as a backup.
The proposed SDRCLCE algorithm is able to combine with many existent intensity transfer functions, which greatly increases the applicability of the proposed method.
(1) Based on the general form of proposed SDRCLCE algorithm, the proposed method can combine with many existent intensity transfer functions, such as the typical gamma curve, to achieve the purpose of LDR image enhancement.
It also means that patients who previously were not eligible for this treatment because of pre-existent impaired pulmonary function, could then become eligible as a result of the reduction in expected radiation damage to the lung.
The simulations allowed us to estimate the calcite precipitation rates and porosity variations over space and time as a function of existent hydraulic gradients in an aquifer as well as the intensity of CO2 exchanges with the atmosphere.
According to VNF, WNV creates logical partitions of some existent physical wireless network functions and resources in an efficient manner and allows network configuration to be tailored for different scenarios and applications [2 6].
It is thought that such differentiation occurs via the routes of neofunctionalization (emergence, in one of the paralogs, of a new function non-existent in the ancestral gene) [ 16] and, probably most often, subfunctionalization, i.e., partitioning of subfunctions of the ancestral gene among the paralogs [ 23, 24].
