Previous structure-guided approaches have helped identify small molecule inhibitors that can reverse antibiotic resistance in a sub-class of aminoglycoside kinases [ 29].
The purpose of this paper, therefore, is twofold: to present a new nonlinear constitutive model for cells that accounts for their inherent material non-uniformity as well as potential material and geometric nonlinearities, and to extend a prior solution from the finite elasticity literature for use in a sub-class of AFM studies of cell mechanics.
We also show that the qualitative fragment of the logic can be solved in coNP for the UMC interpretation, and can be solved in polynomial time for a sub-class of UMCs.
A sub-class of the class 1 haemoglobin had considerably higher expression in leaves than its counterpart, while a sub-class of the class 3 haemoglobin had only high expression in nodules relative to its counterpart, which was roughly uniformly expressed throughout the plant.
The extension of this theory to interlaminar circuitry also accounts for a sub-class of 'mirror neuron' in motor cortex – whose activity is suppressed when observing an action –explaining how predictive coding can gate hierarchical processing to switch between perception and action.
Independently of Bernstein, but some what later Widder [2] introduced these functions, as a sub-class of convex functions in a given interval (a, b), and denoted this class by Wa,b.
Therefore, S-IDNC can be thought of as a sub-class of G-IDNC, in the sense that every valid S-IDNC coded packet is also a valid G-IDNC coded packet.
In this work, we generate verification patterns with 100% coverage of a sub-class of POF, called 2-POF.
This finding has the implication that there may in fact be a sub-class of patients who are more accurately classified by single-gene methods cf. network-based or gene-set methods and vice-versa.
In addition, there is a sub-class of ADHESION MOLECULES called INTEGRINS.
In this section we treat a sub-class of Walsh modulated filters which may be described either in terms of phase- or amplitude-modulation.
