(similar to the extent function used previously but implemented at feature level).
The objective of the study was to identify and describe the extent, function, nature, and timeline of practice and preparation activities undertaken by experts in order to adapt to constraints unique to a specific upcoming competition.
Stimulation has modest support for improving behaviour, mood, and, to a lesser extent, function.
The balance of cytokines is also critical for regulating the type, extent, function, and outcome of inflammatory cell infiltrates.
This RNA-based mechanism, the focus of the current review, involves the coordination of multiple complex processes, including mRNA transport, targeting, and translation, and enables remarkably precise stimulus-driven control over protein position, abundance, and, to some extent, function.
Although TNF α and ROS were reported to inhibit osteoblast differentiation, none of these reports showed that TNF α and ROS, to a certain extent, function through regulating the expression of specific miRNAs.
Both claudin-4 and claudin-3 (to a lesser extent) function as receptors for Clostridium perfringens enterotoxin (CPE) (Katahira et al, 1997b), the virulence factor responsible for the symptoms of C. perfringens strain A food poisoning.
Second, the constructed SVM model does, to a great extent, function as a 'black-box' classifier giving little insight as to how the different calculated features play together in producing the final classification of a domain's binding properties.
To a large extent these functions have since been assumed by the Low Pay Commission.
This study analyses how this technique increases the strength of buildings and to what extent it functions as an anti-seismic device.
