The methodology applied here for HIV-1, host protein interactions is applicable to any viruses with multiple sequence alignments and hosts with known interactomes.
The general principle that migration in heterogeneous metapopulations can stabilise polymorphism in GFG interactions is applicable to any system of victims and exploiters, including interactions between animals and parasites, predators and prey, and hosts and parasitoids [ 30, 48, 49].
Most standard evaluation systems (SES) available for individual plant pathogen interactions are applicable only to field conditions, and there has been a constant need for evolving a rapid laboratory method for assessment of efficacy of defence genes deployed against plant diseases.
The compression-bending curves obtained for various ratios of tube cross-section and strength to that of plate show that a linear interaction formula is applicable to predicting the plastic interaction behaviour of sections with high ratios while sections with lower ratios are closely predicted by a bilinear interaction formula.
where μ i is the chemical potential of component i, N A is Avogadro's number, and s 2 is the surface area of one molecule of component 2. The preferential interaction parameter is applicable to surfactant micelle systems as well as polymers.
An advantage of the eNRTL model is the temperature dependence of ion interaction parameters which is applicable from room temperature to 270 ∘ C [16].
In this paper, we present a systematic tensor-train decomposition for nearest-neighbor interaction systems which is applicable to a host of different problems.
By this, we mean to what extent the context in which an interaction takes place is applicable to the context in which a robot will actually be used in the future.
For the second screening group, we selected Synechocystis genes whose homologues are conserved in the A. thaliana genome with the aim to obtain interaction information that is applicable to plant genes of cyanobacterial origin as well as Synechocystis genes.
According to Rogoff (1990), the Vygotskian concept that young children learn from their interactions with others is applicable to emergent literacy skills.
