Alongside with different functions, myriad interactions have been reported (Table 1).
Fantastic projects such as the Point of Care programme at the Kings Fund and the Health Foundation's work in co-producing health function through myriad local initiatives.
Even those bastions of free market capitalism, the NYSE and NASDAQ can't function without myriad rules, regulations and laws, and the go-go Alan Greenspan era of market freedom was predicated upon them (in fact, the demise of some those rules, such as the SEC uptick rule repealed in 2007, contributed mightily to the current crisis).
This is of particular relevance in this study since both X11 and UBQLN1 have been proposed to have multiple functions affecting myriad pathways in various systems.
The 21st century ushered in the zebrafish genome project, which revealed conserved functions of myriad genes across the vertebrate lineage and identified zebrafish orthologs for 82% of the known human disease genes (Howe et al., 2013).
The influence function of the myriad estimator is given by IF x)=2x/(σ 2+x 2+x
In the following, the cost function of the myriad estimator, defined in (10), is extended to define a robust metric, known as the Lorentzian norm, for vectors in (mathbb {R}^{m}).
Instead, dementia can impact one's ability to function in a myriad of other ways.
Post-translational modifications (acetylation, phosphorylation, ubiquitination, glycosylation and so on) have a crucial function in a myriad of cellular processes by affecting the conformation, activity or stability of modified proteins (Mann and Jensen, 2003).
Chemists are taking advantage of this vast repository of biocatalysts for chemical synthesis; they are also mimicking nature's engineering strategy of mutation and selection to optimize enzyme function for a myriad of applications.
