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In our model this is achieved self-consistently through the free-energy functional (yielding the electrochemical potential) and the solution of nonlinear Poisson-Boltzmann equation.

At the q-value cut-off value 0.001, 7 out of 8 candidate genes are likely functional, yielding a p-value of 3.65 × 10-7.

Moreover, 9 genes ranked among top 10 and 14 genes ranked among top 20 are likely functional, yielding p-values of 2.06 × 10-9 and 1.60 × 10-12, respectively.

Although it is clear that glycolysis and tricarboxylic acid cycle are functional (yielding succinate under anaerobic conditions), results concerning lipid catabolism via beta-oxidation are lacking [67].

This step can be generalized by the application of all moment generating functionals, yielding q − n − 1 ( a K n ( f Ω ) + b q − 2 K n + 2 ( f Ω ) ) = c K n ( f Ω ) + d K n + 2 ( f Ω ) + e K n + 4 ( f Ω ).

It is especially suited for functional studies, yielding valuable results with minimal side effects.

Said fractions are high added-value products, so they can be used as nutritional and functional ingredients thus yielding an economically viable alternative for upgrade of whey.

Charge transfer at the composite materials under study is greatest for the φ−COOH functional group, yielding an enhanced attraction similar to a covalent-type bonding with the SiW12 cluster.

The major mass loss is in the range of 150 220 °C, presumably due to pyrolysis of the labile oxygen-containing functional groups, yielding CO, CO2, and steam.

As shown in Figure 4a, GO powder is thermally unstable and starts to lose functional groups below 100°C, and the major loss occurs at 250°C, presumably due to pyrolysis of the labile oxygen-containing functional groups, yielding CO, CO2 and water [29].

A clarification of the relationships between classes could help to delineate major functional shifts, yielding useful information for predicting the catalytic capabilities of uncharacterized GSTs.