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Here we investigate whether differences between patients and controls can be observed in peripheral patient tissue, with a view of establishing a means for dynamic investigations into cell function.

Another rule-based formalism with explicit means for dynamic nested model structures is the Calculus of Wrapped Compartments [ 76, 77].

Therefore, we propose pre-clustering of input expression samples to approximate condition-specific grouping of samples and individual network construction of each group as a means for dynamic significance thresholding.

In vivo imaging studies, including ours presented here, support this notion and provide means for dynamic analyses of integrative influences of BBB transporters on Aβ trafficking in and out of the brain.

With the item mass estimates being within half a kilogram, the instrumentation provides a reliable and valid means for assessing dynamic load moment exposures in dynamic distribution center lifting tasks.

This paper investigates the use of the permanent magnet wind generator as a means for damping dynamic interarea oscillations in multi-area power systems.

The results also agree with previous IA studies, lending support to the validity of IA analysis as a means for understanding dynamic muscle function.

The increased flexibility and cooperation primitives of MAS, augmented with the training and retraining capabilities of Agent Academy, provide a powerful means for the dynamic exploitation of data mining extracted knowledge.

For instance, a movie clip in Figure 3C captures the structural change during heating; the instant switching among SE, ADF, and BF signals provides a powerful means for studying dynamic processes that occurred on the surface and bulk of the catalyst (Additional file 2). Figure 3 Simultaneous acquisition of a pair of unprocessed STEM-SE (A) and ADF images (B) video clip (C).

Low complexity domains, on the other hand, provide a means for more dynamic interactions with a potentially broader range of binding partners (Fig.  2).

Using such a framework, complex post-translational modifications of the CTD are viewed as a means for the dynamic "programming" of Rpb1p by CTD effectors, and thus, for the modular transcriptional regulation of discrete regulatory networks in eukaryotes.