However, an advantage of the Seahorse Instrument is that it gives an overall functional assessment of the entire electron transport chain in which the functionality of whole chain is assessed, while the significance of small reductions in enzymatic activity of the different complexes in terms of their role in reducing OCR may be difficult to assess.
We have no specs on the device, but it seems reasonable to speculate that your cast of favorite Apple characters will be there: Siri, mapping apps, phone functionality, the whole shebang.
These developmental changes can involve malformations of the joints (Figs. 12 and 14), leading to e.g. contractures or loss of functionality, or whole segments of bone, e.g. non-development as a result of osteonecrosis.
The stability and functionality of whole genomes can be evaluated, in addition to the influence of single genes or loci.
The interactive annotation functionality for whole experiments has been improved so that aligned peaks with high mass spectral similarity can be annotated in parallel.
They don't have the same functionality of a whole grain". That's because isolated or functional fibers lack the array of vitamins, nutrients, antioxidants and plant chemicals found in whole grains, fruits and vegetables and that are known to benefit health, says Jennifer Anderson, professor of food science and human nutrition at Colorado State University in Fort Collins.
The fact that this sort of functionality (and a whole lot more) is provided for us by the fantastic Glow team makes our job a whole lot easier.
Bithell is also hoping to build in the functionality to allow whole user-designed campaigns.
To confirm functionality of the whole blood system we added PMA/Ionomycin which induced significant CD4 down-modulation (Fig. 4C).
Prognostics and health management (PHM) is an emerging engineering discipline that diagnoses and predicts how and when a system will degrade its performance and lose its partial or whole functionality.
