Thus, the hallmark for model B is that the 2 strands selected by RISC do not make a perfect ds-miRNA with 2 nt overhang.
Based on extensive reviews of the cancer hallmarks, this model selects multiple high-priority targets for each hallmark, to be approached with combinations of low-toxicity, low-cost therapeutics, including phytochemicals, adapted to the well-known complexity and heterogeneity of malignancy.
The display of depressive-like behaviours is the hallmark of models based on manipulations (e.g., olfactory bulbectomy, [ 45]) or genetic selections (e.g., [ 46, 47]).
However, latent learning and devaluation studies show that behavior also shows hallmarks of model-based planning, and the interaction between model-based and model-free values, prediction errors, and preferences is underexplored.
To meet these challenges, we discuss a cancer hallmark network framework for modeling genome sequencing data to predict cancer clonal evolution and associated clinical phenotypes.
Three hours after exposure, rabbits were resuscitated with 8 mL/kg saline to reduce hypovolemia, which is a hallmark of this model.
There are other properties of symbolic processing that are important for cognitive modeling more generally – for example, the ability of symbol processing to support Turing-general computation (Newell, 1990; Lewis, 2000a) – but for language processing, discrete combinatorial representations are often thought to be the hallmark of symbolic models.
In these cases, consecutive avalanches are usually well separated in time, their duration typically lasting much less than the interval among them (this separation of time scales being a hallmark of SOC models).
The hallmarks of the model include polyarticular inflammation, marked bone resorption, and periosteal bone proliferation.
The observed steatohepatosis, a hallmark in rodent models of obesity, may demonstrate the restricted capacity for lipid export from the liver via VLDL.
