This is achieved by an additional component, the supervisor module, which analyzes the responses from all subsystems and modifies the degree of reliability required from each of them to accept the respective responses.
To this aim, an additional Supervisor Module analyzes the single results and, in our present implementation, modifies the degree of reliability required from each subsystem to accept its future responses.
As expected changing D modifies the degree of spatial correlation between receptors, and therefore influences the effect of clustering, as it is only based on the geometry of the system.
Given these findings, we conclude that silibinin inhibits proinflammatory cytokine-related signaling pathways through altered O-linked glycosylation in RPE cells and modifies the degree of N-linked glycosylation of downstream target proteins such as ICAM-1.
It was found that the efficiency of the simulated annealing algorithm could be improved by modifying the degrees of freedom within the algorithm.
Moreover, in order to make exon structures more plausible, it is possible either to combine the WISCOD output with other software (i.e., model marker) or to introduce more sources of evidence as P values in the EPFE values simply by modifying the degrees of freedom in our MA system.
Intervention and delivery may have prevented the progression of mild asphyxia in 78 pregnancies and may have modified the degree of moderate or severe asphyxia in 20 pregnancies.
Herein we report the synthesis of mannose derivatives with one or two hydrophobic chains of different length, designed with the purpose of modifying the degree of exposure of the mannose when they were incorporated into liposomes.
This study was designed to examine newborn infants in Hong Kong prenatally exposed to levels of methylmercury considered to increase risk of neurotoxic effects and to examine subject characteristics that modify the degree of prenatal mercury exposure.
If a surfactant atom can modify the degree of local covalent bonding, it will change the 3D ES barrier.
One of the microbial defense mechanisms against organic solvents involves alterations of the cytoplasmic membrane structure, either by modifying the degree of saturation of the fatty acids, isomerization of unsaturated fatty acids, or altering the dynamics of the phospholipid turnover, thereby reestablishing the fluidity and stability of the membrane [16].
