Moreover, autophosphorylation of TRPM7-C-long proceeds via multiple intermediate phosphorylation states as depicted by the gradual change in electrophoretic mobility of TRPM7.
The latter is considered because of the very tedious computational process of the former in cases of multiple intermediate constraints.
As an example, the data might be vertically partitioned (the attributes are spread over the different datasets), in which case multiple intermediate queries will have to be executed and of which the results should be merged.
Here we focus on the challenge of verifying the correctness of molecular implementations of abstract chemical reaction networks, where operation in a well-mixed "soup" of molecules is stochastic, asynchronous, concurrent, and often involves multiple intermediate steps in the implementation, parallel pathways, and side reactions.
In practice, we implement the idea by simply introducing multiple intermediate (virtual) components in between the regulator and its targets to delay the signal transduction.
A change in the rules eliminated the multiple intermediate sprints of years past; this year, points toward the green jersey, given to the points leader, are awarded only during the single intrastage sprint and the sprints to the finish.
BBDR modeling of low-dose effects is greatly complicated if the toxicant affects multiple intermediate steps in the disease process.
This may lead to multiple intermediate sources in the pathway for a given agent; eventually, humans may have contact with the environmental media that contain the agent or its environmental transformation products.
The potential of the modelling procedure in dealing with non-rigid or multiple intermediate line supports is discussed.
Long chain fatty acids (half of the C16:0 present in milk and all fatty acids with 18 or more carbons) originate from the diet fed to cows and are biohydrogenated by micro-flora in the rumen into C18 0 and multiple intermediate products [ 31].
