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The Hopfield treatment of nuclear modes may serve as an "intermediary" between the Marcus and the Borgis Hynes and SHS theories of PCET in regimes where its semiclassical description of the transition between classical and quantum nuclear motion is adequate.
The authors also proposed that the initial higher flow in pressure-targeted modes may serve to prime the proximal airway, allowing more time for slower, more laminar flow to produce a more homogenous distribution of air to lower lung regions.
In addition, the heterogeneity effect on the average natural frequencies is minimal for the fundamental mode, and may serve as a design tool.
The combination of two complementary modes of action may serve to endow certain monocyclic aminophenols with considerably more biological activity than has historically been attributed to them.
As an empirical category, 'coordination' is a strong indicator of new modes of control that may serve as taxonomy for future research in this area.
Being a destination and allowing for only one mode of commenting (audio) may serve to stymie Chinswing's potential growth.
We speculate that down regulation of Munc18c presents a mode of regulation that may serve as a compensatory mechanism to facilitate GLUT4 translocation and modulate insulin action.
Many studies have shown that life history characteristics such as reproductive mode and larval competency may serve as reliable predictors of dispersal patterns in marine invertebrates including corals [ 9, 15- 17].
-Arisugacin A's revealed mode of action is unique, and may serve as a basis for the development of AD therapeutics capable of treating the symptomatic aspects of AD, while being neuroprotective with long term efficacy.
Such in vivo flux analyses will aid in understanding the mode of action of proteins and may serve as tools for drug discovery.
From this literature, we conclude that exchange of maternal and infant odors may serve as an important mode for reciprocal regulation and is thus a critical component of assessed nurture interactions.
