The purpose of the simple 2 field table UC_FIKHB_HIERARCHY is to store the 'parent-child' relationships between the FIKHBs of a multiple component Standard InChI and its corresponding single component Standard InChIs, and thus serves to permit queries which search within multi-component Standard InChIs (see criterion C, below).
Of the predicted transport proteins, the multiple component ABC superfamily transporters are predominant (168 genes).
The integrated design, which includes multiple components ATS (Automatic Train Supervision), ATP (Automatic Train Protection), ATO (Automatic Train Operation), and CI (Computer Interlocking), was proposed.
Thus, even though pharmaceutical formulations and their processes involve multiple component systems, API particle size and its distribution (uniformity) in the excipient matrix are specifically assessed using spectroscopy and chemical imaging (14, 25, 27, 28).
Moreover, association of multiple cellular component GO terms would not specify which domain of the protein would be located in which cellular compartment.
Analysis of differentially expressed genes using the KEGG Pathway classification [27] shows that multiple components of MAPK (e.g. Fgf3, Fgf14 and Fin15), insulin signaling (Aksg, Igfbp5, Isl1, and Nrd1), TGF-β (e.g. Acvr1b, Tgfb1 and Tgfb2) and Wnt (Apc2, Wif1 and Wnt2b) signaling pathways are regulated by Pax6 at the RNA level (Table S1).
The opportunity to observe peers performing PE within an instructional context may help participants integrating the multiple components of PE.
Two studies have indicated that patients with multiple components of MetS are at increased risk for colorectal cancer mortality compared with the individual components alone.
The continuous nursing presence has been reported as "holding together multiple components of ART process, including the clients' emotional and physical experiences, the different roles of the different specialist team members and also the nurses' emotions" [ 10].
