Whether or not common mechanistic processes drive the expansions of TEs in ECM species, and if so, whether they are acting on the rate of transposition or rate of TE survival also remain to be determined.
Later the mechanistic movement in the late Renaissance treated Aristotle as divorcing mathematics from physical sciences in order to drive a deeper wedge between their views and his.
Since the BCM is a mechanistic model, driven by a series of assumptions about the physical environment, we argue that the model output is of value for regional comparisons of watersheds, even in the absence of independent validation for ungaged basins.
Integrating findings about all clonally variant gene families and other mutually exclusive expression systems will hopefully drive mechanistic understanding of antigenic variation.
Further in-depth studies are warranted to investigate the underlying mechanistic actions that drive the reduced steatosis observed in the BNP-treated rats.
We demonstrate that these methods possess key capabilities for identifying covariates and risk factors from genome-wide pharmacogenomic data, which can be used to drive mechanistic modeling in clinical systems and population PK/PD.
This progress simultaneously drives mechanistic research into the mechanotransduction process responsible for the observations in order to optimize the process further.
These data have already been instrumental in both novel hypothesis-driven, mechanistic studies (Brennan et al, 2009) and subsequent GEP studies described below.
For Sweatt (2013) instead, one of the leaders of the emerging field of neuroepigenetics, "it is now clear that there is a dynamic interplay between genes and experience, a clearly delineated and biochemically driven mechanistic interface between nature and nurture.
In addition, the MRMQ results showed that High-Mechanistic participants had a greater understanding of the mathematical relationships within the robot, suggesting that mechanistic knowledge may help drive the use of mathematics in an applied context.
