Our methodology is based on a semi-discrete Galerkin method invoking functional entropy variables, a generalization of classical entropy variables, and a new time integration scheme.
We next examined whether the induction of Aqp1 water channel expression by LPS invoked functional changes in PMN plasma membrane permeability.
Thus, while [ 4] claimed that diversifying selection has been responsible for the high diversity found in Eurasians, [ 5] invoked functional relaxation, and therefore neutral evolution, for this locus outside Africa.
The few studies that have been concerned with the origins of syndactyly have invoked functional-adaptive scenarios for their appearance, either as grooming organs [ 3, 11, 18, 31] or as an adaptation to arboreality [ 13, 28, 29].
Other languages are functional, in the sense that programming is done by calling (i.e., invoking) functions or procedures, which are sections of code executed within a program.
Drug discovery, on the other hand, involves more than just interrogating proteins to identify small molecules that bind and invoke a functional response in vitro.
Recent work by others strongly supports the latter interpretation, invoking partial functional redundancy between the kinases.
Other supporting arguments invoke the supposed non-functional nature of consciousness and thus its alleged resistance to the standard scientific method of explaining complex properties (e.g., genetic dominance) in terms of physically realized functional conditions (Block 1980a, Chalmers 1996).
Conserved-but-different patterns are often invoked to explain functional divergence between biomolecules [ 36].
Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) can measure brain activation during tasks that invoke domains of cognitive function impaired by cSLE.
(MH, May 2009: 145) Men's need for food was reduced to a mechanical and functional requirement, specifically to invoke a physiological effect.
