Governments tend to compartmentalize activities, and their Websites reflect much of that compartmentalization. LegisLink.org or something like it could, at a minimum, provide a resource that helps casual and new users find where official documents are stored at various locations or among various jurisdictions.
Much of the HIV compartmentalization arising in the CNS relates directly to antiretroviral drug resistance.
Due to the compartmentalization, a much greater number of transport reactions was required in our reconstruction compared to the previous ones.
Much less is known about the compartmentalization of hormone effects for different groups of cells within the same tissue, and during post-growth tissue patterning.
Although relatively simple at the morphological level, the planarian CNS displays a much higher complexity when its molecular compartmentalization (Umesono et al., 1999; Cebrià et al., 2002b) and the degree of conservation with vertebrate CNS genes is considered (Mineta et al., 2003).
In addition, cellular compartmentalization serves to dampen much, but not all, of the effects of one subnetwork on another, such that kinetic modeling of single compartments would likely capture most dynamics that are fast on the timescale of the transport reactions.
Much of this local regulation occurs by spatial compartmentalization of glutamate receptors.
Unlike the easier compartmentalization of my patients' hostility, I find it much harder to compartmentalize my daughter's behavior as being simply a function of her stage of development.
We observed the same compartmentalization of the locus, but at a much higher resolution (single restriction fragments vs. the common 40 kbp bins) and higher coverage.
Much of our knowledge with regard to zinc storage and compartmentalization at the organ and cellular level is derived from zinc kinetic studies using zinc stable isotopes as tracers combined with biospecimen collection and occasional tissue sampling.
