First, as suggested by Laskey and Madine [54], MCM-Cdc45 complexes may function as a fixed translocase at distal sites, producing DNA unwinding within replication foci due to rotation and resultant torque forces applied to the DNA helix at a location far from the fork/ssDNA itself (rotary pump model).
If q = 0, the CSSBN functions as a fixed Boolean Network (BN).
The '10 000 Zoospore Rule', a Bd infection threshold for inducing frog mortality in California's Sierra Nevada (Vredenburg et al. 2010), may therefore apply only to particular species, geographic regions, or climatic envelopes, rather than functioning as a fixed threshold for amphibian populations worldwide.
To get an impression of how results are affected by the choice of threshold, graph measures might be calculated both as a function of a fixed threshold and with a fixed average degree [11], [16], [22].
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A distinguishing feature of the method is that tire deformations are expressed as functions of a fixed-frame rather than a rotating-frame co-ordinate.
Now let us prove that for We use the fact that the function as a function of argument for each fixed positive satisfies the equation (3.24).
Andrea L. Murad, senior director at Fitch Ratings in New York, said the plan would probably function as a stop-gap measure rather than a permanent fix.
The biologically active electrode was then fed with nitrate-enriched solution (NO3− concentration = 100 mg L−1), functioning as a biocathode with fixed negative potential of −0.303 V vs. SHE.
The high-affinity ETGE motif functions as a "hinge" by fixing Nrf2 to Keap1.
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