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The E-E model envisions the interplay between the organization's beliefs and the personal beliefs of each individual in the organization.
The Golgi maturation model envisions the Golgi compartments as maturing from early to late cisternae, with its internal content (including enzymes) evolving throughout the maturation process.
In contrast, the Golgi maturation model envisions the secretory cargo as being relatively stationary with respect to the stack or compartment in which they reside; while each compartment undergoes a maturation process to transform from early cisternae to late cisternae.
Second, the subfunctionalization model envisions the fixation of complementary degenerative mutations [ 12].
The model envisions the cortex as a continuum in which pools of neurons are linked via chemical and electrical (gap-junction) synapses.
One model envisions the pre-bipedal ancestor as a knuckle-walker that had already come down to the ground, similar to the locomotor behavior used by African apes [ 17, 29, 81, 82].
The restorative model envisioned the messianic as a return to an older era (i.e., the Davidic kingdom) that was revolutionary but only within the confines of the tradition.
The role specialization model envisioned the price effect to surpass the income effect and consequently predicted women's employment to hinder childbearing and parenthood to jeopardize mothers' employment.
Although quite elegant, these models envision the stator as fixed during ATP synthesis, i.e., bound to only a single αβ pair.
However, the model envisioned that the three charged side chains replaced in the superclamp mutant (D27, E34, and R37) insert into the hydrophobic groove left in the SNARE complex, which is very unlikely from a thermodynamic point of view.
This model envisions reversible surface reactions for the crystallization of each of the two substances and predicts that the separation factor depends on the overall rate constants of the forward and the reverse reactions.
