To mathematically characterize the aforementioned three types of risk attitudes, i.e., risk-seeking, risk-averse, risk-neural, we adopt the von Neumann-Morgenstern utility function (i.e., expected utility function) to differentiate the risk attitudes of secondary users.
Adult stem cells are characterized by the dual function to differentiate into different cell lineages and to self-renew for maintenance of the stem cell pool.
A recent investigation on the galactose-binding protein (GBP) in the horsehoe crab (Carcinoscorpius rotundicauda), a protein consisting of only 6 Tectonin domains revealed that the Tectonin domains function to differentiate host from pathogen and simultaneously bridge a host-pathogen interactome (Low et al., unpublished).
Our second experiment uses the set of ambiguous alignments described by Zu-Kang and Sippl (1996), as case studies for the various scoring functions ability to differentiate between very closely competing alignments.
A variety of mediation mechanisms before arbitration functioned well to differentiate the cohesion of workers, gradually causing workers in institutionalized relief channels to act individually.
These low values showed that the GSEEE test items did not function well to differentiate the high performers from low performers.
For this purpose, the diagnostic approach must be able to discriminate normal from abnormal renal function, and to differentiate the latter into a limited number of degrees of severity.
Nevertheless, as discussed below the UMAT may serve an important function to help differentiate amongst a large number of applicants with high academic performance.
Businesses will finally be able to separate the IT functions they need to differentiate, while commoditising everything else, and manage them both in exactly the same way.
Profiles of somatosensory function were able to differentiate between these conditions.
