Despite that, there are currently no researches that integrate these concepts collectively.
Accompanying changes in signal duration are multiple stages of biochemical regulation of differing network topology that collectively integrate an incoming signal to deliver a specific biological response.
Earlier approaches to overcome such limitation consisted of modeling different types of replicators interacting with each others, which, collectively, would integrate more information than each individual species (e.g., the hypercycle; Eigen and Schuster 1978).
In the age of globalisation, the idea was that a more integrated Europe would collectively serve as the bulwark that nation states could no longer provide.
The response of the grazing assemblage was evaluated for individual species and collectively (integrating all species) by direct counts of individuals and from radular marks on wax discs.
This variation likely involves other system components as well and these integrated elements may collectively provide an ideal opportunity to study the evolution of a structural novelty in a vertebrate taxon.
"We can't change the past," he says, "but we have to somehow integrate it into our biography, collectively and in our private lives".
Collectively, whole cell approaches may integrate the utilization pathway more fully into the host, and may alleviate difficulties such as cofactor imbalances and regulation.
MySpace was the first of the Big Three to announce tools for third party sites to integrate MySpace user data into their services (called, collectively, Data Availability).
Collectively, our results indicate that riparian swallows integrate contaminant exposure in linked aquatic terrestrial systems and that LULC may strongly regulate aquatic contaminant flux to terrestrial consumers.
Collectively, our studies indicate that DCs can integrate innate and adaptive immunity in vivo and suggest that dual delivery of antigen and adjuvant to DCs might be an efficient approach to vaccine development.
