Studies of normal and pathological anatomy, and histology, were important, but more important still were experimental studies localizing functions to specific areas of the nervous system, for these offered the possibility of direct surgical interventions.
It is well-known that proteins are spatially distributed and localized function [17].
The metallic bonding present in the thin film models has been explained by electron localized function and density of state analysis.
We analyze the binding energy, electron density, transmission channel, electron localized function, band structure, and magnetization of the considered ribbons in detail.
The electron localized function and suggests that the rise of the Young's moduli in Co3(Al, M), with the alloying element M changing from group IVB to VIB, is mainly attributed by the increasing bonding strength of the nearby transition-metal atoms.
As individual PDE4 splice variants likely serve discrete and highly localized functions, it is important to remain consistent and accurate when referring to each splice variant.
Our results suggest that the rapid event-related design has potential for providing comparable or even higher detection power over the blocked design for localizing language function in brain tumor patients, and therefore may be able to generate more sensitive language maps.
First, let us address our main question whether multiple knockouts are necessary to correctly localize function in simple organisms.
The paper illustrates difficulties and insecurities of localizing cognitive functions with the example of pantomime of object use.
But they are unified in their implicit commitment to localizing cognitive functions and decomposing them into subfunctions using both top-down and bottom-up constraints.
