The ability of the epididymis to perform its diverse functions stems from its regionalized gene and protein expression patterns.
These functions stem from the production of their natural compounds and antipathogen metabolites inside the host plant [ 29].
2) Much of the confusion about miR-34a functions stem from the drastic differences between the gain-of-function phenotypes and the loss of function phenotypes.
The likelihood of these alterations in brain function stemming from HIV is supported by the fact that the brain serves as a reservoir for the virus during latent periods [ 9].
One experimental component supporting this alternative function stems from single cell recordings obtained from human brain tissue resected from patients with drug-resistant epilepsy.
Articular cartilage lesions are a particular challenge for regenerative medicine strategies as cartilage function stems from a complex depth-dependent organization.
We can find that utility function in (14) mainly relies on pricing factor of energy-per-capacity in that the marginal effect on utility function stems from aggregate power interference.
The reason of its fundamental function stems from the fact that "the right and freedom to control one's own consciousness and electrochemical thought processes is the necessary substrate for just about every other freedom" (Sententia 2004).
We present a computational approach for the WKB approximation of the wavefunction of an electron moving in a periodic one-dimensional crystal lattice by means of a nonstrictly hyperbolic system whose flux function stems from the Bloch spectrum of the Schrödinger operator.
By far, the most important contribution to the time integral over the input function stems from the slowest exponential, and the described procedure therefore essentially reduces to using an invariant-shaped input function scaled to the actually observed individual late tracer concentration in the blood.
