We sought for indications of functional differences between A- and B-RIFIN sub-groups by analyzing them for function shifts according to previously described methods [ 26].
Ceteris paribus, their demand function shifts upwards, so the number of policyholders who can freely choose their provider increases, thus allowing providers to increase their markup.
Analysis of the pair distribution function versus pressure is carried out where the height of the first peak increases and the radial distribution function shifts to shorter separations reflecting structural change of the condensed phase.
Eventually, for large enough density with the kinetic energy exceeds the edge-binding energy and 〈E1〉 > 0, edge confinement ceases, and the wave function shifts to the center to occupy the full QW width.
The spectra were processed in NMRPipe [36] by sine bell square apodization function shifted by 60°, Fourier transformation, and phase correction.
Heteronuclear 2D spectra were processed in a similar fashion to a data matrix size of 2048×512 data points, except that the window function in the direct dimension was a squared sine bell function, shifted by π/2.
In between the two time-points, the function shifts as a linear function from time-point A to B while the slope parameter remains stationary.
It is only recently that experimental approaches on EpCAM function shifted to nonmalignant cells and to the potential role(s) of EpCAM in normal morphogenesis and organogenesis (128, 129).
But in 2010, Investec effectively wound down ITG to a shell company, with trust administrating functions shifting to offices in Jersey.
Obviously, a subtly orchestrated balance between the actions of HATs and HDACs is essential to the maintenance of normal cellular functions, shifting this balance in both senses might have dramatic consequences on the cell phenotypes such as carcinogenesis.
