Sentence examples for linkage class from inspiring English sources

A special case of linkage class (16) is the following: (18) C 1 ⇌ C 2 Deletion of the complex C 2 in this case is equivalent to deletion of the linkage class from the network.

In what follows, we focus on networks where t= ℓ (note that this includes weakly reversible networks, i.e. networks where every linkage class is a strong terminal linkage class).

A terminal strong linkage class is a maximal set of nodes within a linkage class such that there is no edge pointing to any other set of nodes strongly linked.

The deletion of C 2 does not affect the mathematical description of the remaining reactions of the linkage class.

Each deletion results in the shortening of the chain length of the linkage class to which the complex belongs (see Figure 2, right-hand panel).

Similar to the previous type of linkage classes, the reduced model of this type of a linkage class inherits the kinetics of the full model.

Deletion of C8 acyl CoA produces the same effect as the deletion of the complex C 2 from a type 3 linkage class as described earlier.

Type 3 linkage class: In this type of linkage classes, we have a complex that is involved in more than two reactions as the one shown in (23).

Deletion of each of the remaining complexes produces the same effect as the deletion of complex C 2 from a type 2 linkage class.

Type 1 linkage class: (16) Full Network: C 1 ⇌ C 2 ⇌ C 3 ⇌ ⋯ ⋯ ⇌ C n (17) Reduced Network: C 1 ⇌ C 3 ⇌ ⋯ ⋯ ⇌ C n Consider a linkage class with reversible reactions occuring between consecutive elements of the set of distinct complexes { C 1, C 2, …, C n } as in (16).

As with the previous type of linkage class, if the kinetics of the reversible and irreversible reactions of the full network are of the same type, the reaction C 1 → C 3 of the reduced network has the same kinetics.