Hence, when taken together with reduced microvascular density (Fig. 4), we can infer that maternal PEM has an effect on the fetal kidney at a cellular level (e.g., endothelium) to either reduce the ability to functionally enable growth (e.g., by transfer of sufficient substrate) or physically support growth (e.g., reduced cell adhesion).
Fungal as well as bacterial xylose isomerases could be functionally expressed and enabled the yeast cells to ferment D-xylose efficiently [ 5- 8].
The high adherence rate in our IG was also supported by the provision of transportation possibilities that enabled functionally declined older persons to take part in an exercise intervention program (supporting the findings by McMahon et al).
We have used two versions of a file structure system 1) With all of its configurations enabled, 2) Functionally equivalent yet independent versions of frequently used (critical) configurations that are 1%, 5%, 10%, 15%, and 20% of all configurations which act as a fault tolerant plane.
Interpreting large, complex networks in a functionally meaningful manner is enabled by adopting a hierarchical view of the network, where one identifies groups of reactions that respond in unison to changes in media conditions.
Ideally, the functionally should be optionally enabled with a simple configuration switch, since the concept of ratings calibration is controversial to some organizations.
Engineering NHU cells with functionally-inactivated E-cadherin enabled us to specifically probe the importance of E-cadherin-associated cell contacts in cell proliferation.
The story is told in prose of intermittently easygoing lucidity, but his primary training as a neurologist compels him into passages of detailed neuro-anatomy, locating brain regions functionally responsible for enabling particular aspects of consciousness.
Bioinformatic analyses of promoter DNA sequences of groups of coexpressed or functionally related genes enable the discovery of gene regulatory mechanisms.
In contrast to the COM-B model, the dimensions in the DCOM® framework are functionally structured as enabling (Direction, Competence and Opportunity) and maintaining (Motivation).
