Kant asks us to consider an activity, word association, which functions as a paradigm for association.
The sun, for example, functions as a paradigm for action at a distance.
We envision that reader-based epigenetic platforms can function as a new paradigm for customizable chromatin enrichment reagents, avoiding issues of antibody variability and specificity.
Its separate role as a paradigm of health-related functioning and as a classification and coding system of the functioning "components" of health is know better understood.
Overall, Rfx2 activates a complex program of gene expression that serves to coordinate several distinct features of MCCs, including cell migration, ciliogenesis, and cilia function, thus serving as a paradigm for genomic control of cell biological processes that span from early differentiation events to terminally differentiated cell functions.
Law of the cannibal. The practice of experimental filmmaking with appropriated fragments of preexisting movies suggests the cannibal archetype functions not just as a paradigm for a critical cinematic practice, but also more broadly as a strategy of decolonization and as a powerful model for Latin American cultural production.
BST-2 is a unique innate immunity gene with both antiviral and pro-tumor functions and therefore can serve as a paradigm for understanding the roles of other innate immunity genes in cancers.
For example, mouse EBF/COE1 or EBF2/COE2 can substitute for Col activity in UAS-Gal4 transgenic assays [ 54], using as a paradigm Col function in patterning of the wing [ 34], indicating that Col and EBF are able to regulate similar set of genes in a tissue-dependent manner (see Additional file 6).
Next generation data centers will likely be based on the emerging paradigm of disaggregated function-blocks-as-a-unit departing from the current state of mainboard-as-a-unit.
First he constructed a function, now known as the horseshoe, that serves as a paradigm for chaos.
HSP90's interactions with certain mammalian hormone receptors, such as the glucocorticoid receptor [10], [11], serve as a paradigm for its molecular function.
