As an alternative, one could argue that the flankers inhibit dissimilar orientations to promote similarity in the target location.
In the feedforward pathway, neurons tuned to the same orientation inhibit each other for boundary detection and pop-out (red connections in Fig. 14a) at multiple spatial scales (Fig. 14b).
Introducing l-cysteine can inhibit the growth in [001] orientation and subsequently cause the preferential growth in [110] or [1̅10] orientation, which can significantly enhance the percentage of exposed {001} facets in (BiO 2CO3.
Thus, planar spindle orientation may be an active process of orienting the spindle, while oblique and vertical orientations may reflect a more passive result of inhibiting this orienting machinery.
One suggested hypothesis for the more favorable hydrolysis of MuNANA is that the occlusion of the acceptor site by the Mu moiety inhibits the correct orientation of an inbound acceptor molecule and/or Tyr119, required for the successful transfer of the sialyl group to an acceptor molecule.
According to our simulation, the static magnetic field can, depending on the field strength and orientation, enhance or inhibit the flow instability.
Likewise clinicians may find it easier to teach individuals how to inhibit RA by changing cervical orientation [ 19].
Not only are the sites pinpointed where different classes of antibiotics inhibit protein synthesis, but their orientations, relative dispositions, and unique mechanisms of action are also revealed at the atomic level.
Kinetic aspects can play a significant role, in particular, PET becomes less effective with increasing distance between fluorophore and the PET group and an adverse nature and orientation of molecular orbitals may inhibit the process.
First, given that inversions have been shown to inhibit recombination in heterokaryotes, chromosomes displaying different orientation are expected to evolve independently and this may lead to distinct gene-expression patterns.
