As many of the inversion states did not have fluorescent output, and because as discussed below flipping events were rarer than expected, the inversion state was assayed using "culture PCR" as described in the methods section.
In particular, ∑ S ′ ρ S → S ′ is computed only on output node flipping events.
Once arrived at the gap junction borders at the membrane, connexons are assumed to be inserted via flipping events into the membrane and to diffuse into the centre of the plaque, whilst elderly connexin proteins are shifted to the plaque periphery for subsequent disposal (Gaietta et al. 2002; Laird 2005; Segretain and Falk 2004).
At a FLIP event in February, Class Confessions invited students from all backgrounds to anonymously share secrets about times they attempted to hide their class identity.
Exposure of third instar larvae to RU486 then confines the flip event to the last larval stage.
A non-tree edge { u, v} represents an edge flip event, where the interaction between u and v is created if the interaction is currently absent or removed if the interaction is currently present.
A flip-flop event was recorded every time the center of mass of the glycerol backbone of a TO molecule translocated from one interfacial region to the other.
No flip-flop event was observed for any POPC molecule in any simulation in agreement with time-resolved small angle neutron scattering experiments on large unilamellar vesicles, which indicate very slow rate of POPC flip-flop [37].
It all feels contrived, and, fatally, it detracts from the suspense: once you've read an even-numbered chapter, you need only flip each event in your head to guess how things will pan out in the subsequent odd-numbered one.
Scientists are not sure what is causing the rapid decrease, but this pattern is thought to occur whenever Earth's magnetic poles are about to flip, an event that happens about every 100,000 years.
