We assume the observed waveform at the smaller events as a Green's function of the triggered event.
During noninvasive ventilation (NIV), leaks at the patient-ventilator interface impair the function of the pneumatic trigger and cycling system [ 54], thus promoting specific asynchronies (autotriggering and prolonged insufflation) [ 55].
The sub-function is comprised of the Trigger block, which determines whether any adjustment of the control parameters is beneficial in the current time interval, and the control parameter adjustment block, which performs the actual adjustment.
"These accessories DO NOT cause the firearm to shoot more than one shot by the single function of a trigger pull," he wrote.
Where both studies are once again in agreement is on the function of the basic residues in the trigger loop: in neither set of experiments do the effects of mutations to these residues support earlier proposals [ 5, 8] that these function as a general acid.
As all the characterized mutations affect differently the enzymatic activity of GNE, but result in similar phenotypes, it is questionable that an altered enzymatic function of GNE triggers the disease mechanism.
The first column shows the dependence of time to peak of the LFP as a function of the cortical distance from the triggering electrode, and estimated propagation velocities.
The OM investigation of a fractured surface of a cement paste incorporated with microcapsules confirmed that the self-healing function of the microcapsules could be triggered by cracking and the healing agent could be released simultaneously to heal the cracks.
These nuclear quality control systems prevent the function of the aberrant mRNA by triggering nuclear degradation or by nuclear export leading to cytoplasmic degradation.
