Furthermore, as demonstrated in this paper, our proposal does not constrain client hosts performance without purpose; on the contrary, PINK improves efficiency on multiplexed channels by exploiting their capacity and by maintaining a low queuing delay and guarantees optimal flow fairness without forcing any packet drop.
In order to turn then in demonstrators, we exploited their capacity to learn from a male demonstrator.
The design of synthetic proteins holds the potential to exploit their functional capacity for novel purposes, although much work remains to achieve a complete understanding of protein folding.
Together with the finding that PLG-coated B. recurrentis also bind to the PLG receptors on endothelium cells, our results suggest that spirochetes exploit their increased proteolytic capacity to breach tight junctions of endothelium, cross basement membranes, and to initiate patho-physiological processes in the affected organs [48].
Recent evidence from the Scandinavian countries suggests that requiring sick/disabled individuals to exploit their remaining (reduced) work capacity significantly reduces moral hazard problems in temporary disability (sick leave) insurance.
Heterologous protein production in mammalian cells is often challenged by the bottleneck of the secretory machinery, which prevents producer cells from fully exploiting their physiologic capacity in the production of biopharmaceuticals.
Previous pre-clinical and clinical observations have suggested that Hsp90 inhibitors may be most effective when used as 'chemomodulators', exploiting their reported capacity to reduce NF- κB activity to sensitise metastatic cancer cells to chemotherapeutic and biological agents such as oxaliplatin and TRAIL (Rakitina et al, 2003).
Many large businesses have the resources and capacity to protect and exploit their ideas and to prevent others from doing so.
Restricted post-translation competence has since been considered the major bottleneck preventing mammalian cells from fully exploiting their physiologic production capacity in a biopharmaceutical manufacturing scenario.
Additionally, quinones are spontaneously partitioned into model membrane systems, representing an evolutionary advantage to early organisms by providing some protection against UV radiation in the early Earth environment [ 56], and were posteriorly exploited for their capacity to pump protons across membrane bilayers [ 57].
