We design an algorithm to update the shape and the impedance function alternatively along the descent direction of the objective functional.
Ubiquitination of some SEC31 molecules could be an ongoing process that facilitates the formation of large COPII vesicles as a routine cell function; alternatively, large vesicles might be formed only on demand.
In a recent paper, "In Praise of Blushing," W. Ray Crozier, a professor of psychology at the University of East Anglia in Britain, concludes that it "can serve a useful social function; alternatively it can create a social predicament and be a source of shame or embarrassment for the blusher".
In our view, these two models are not in conflict with each other and may function alternatively or collaboratively in different cellular contexts.
Instead the fundamental understanding of the wave function (alternatively, the "state function", "state vector", or "psi-function") in quantum theory was that it only treated the outcomes of measurements (via probabilities given by the Born Rule).
Although this result would argue against a role for LMO4 in cone bipolar cell function, alternatively, there is loss in both ON- and Off- bipolar cells, as reflected in 30% reduction in the number of Chx10+ bipolar cells.
The contribution of low platelets to a low response, independent of sepsis or infection, may be caused by circulating factors promoting platelet aggregation and impairing adrenal function; alternatively, it may be associated with adrenal microcirculatory thrombosis or bleeding, which are known to impair cortisol synthesis [ 33].
Gene breakage can imply loss of function or alternatively gain of function through gene fusion.
In cases where transcript isoforms convey distinct biological functions, the alternatively spliced exonic regions are crucial for the between-isoform functional divergences.
