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The major advantages of these models are: (i) the elucidation of the underlying mass transport mechanisms; and (ii) the possibility to predict the effect of the device design parameters (e.g., shape, size and composition of HPMC-based matrix tablets) on the resulting drug release rate, thus facilitating the development of new pharmaceutical products.

In this study, we have provided a resource for (i) further elucidation of regulatory mechanisms of the soybean TCS machinery underlying different developmental and physiological processes, including environmental stress responses, and for (ii) comparative genomics and interspecific analysis of evolutionary relationship of TCSs within plants and comparisons to other organisms.

But "his elucidation, I fear, takes flight from all the things we must do to make the world a decent place".

Furthermore, batches can be re-assigned or archived, thus providing the company a way to deal with new changes to the structures (i.e., structure elucidation) and to log such changes.

This framework has several advantageous features, such as mathematically rigorous generation of maximal structures (i.e., superstructures), elucidation of combinatorially feasible solution structures, and efficient search of solution space for optimal PNS compared to conventional branch-and-bound algorithms for mixed integer linear programming (MILP) models.

"I called the show Elucidation, because I felt like that sums up my mental and technical process in one word," he says.

Hence, an understanding of interactions and adaptation in response to forces at the interface between the surface of the cell and its immediate local environment, i.e. the elucidation of emergent cell anisotropic architecture, may be key to unraveling the mechanisms underlying multiscale development, growth and adaptation of organisms.

But I am confident that any elucidation of the nature of quarks will come from science not metaphysics.

The sort of opposition which will achieve this is one where 'none of the conflicting accounts takes precedence over any other as being more convincing' (I 10) (this is the elucidation of 'equipollent'equipollent

On the basis of the recent tertiary structural elucidation of complex I, the dynamic assembly of respirasome supercomplexes, and the speed of mt fusion and fission (Twig and Shirihai 2011), we assume that MMPs undergo large movements during their function and that their mobility and stability generally stand in a trade-off relationship (Hildebrand et al. 2008).

Further elucidation of β-III spectrin function is therefore needed to understand disease mechanisms and identify potential therapeutic options.