For one thing, this doesn't take into account the fact that the studios still have irregular inventory for which the nation's multiplexes function as natural clearance centers.
Fig. 14 Overview of biomolecular engineering for enhancing, altering and multiplexing functions of biomolecules, and its application to various fields.
The ability of individual neurons to multiplex their function according to the relevant boundary position is inconsistent with the known sensitivity of caudate neurons to the rate of reward coding, which varied similarly with two boundaries (Cromwell and Schultz, 2003; Hassani et al., 2001).
As a result, highly reproducible results were observed in both the PFAA profiles and the discriminating performance of previously obtained PFAA-based, multiplex discriminant functions, suggesting the robustness of PFAA profiling for the early detection of lung cancer.
As a consequence of the multiplex signaling functions of GPCRs, so-called biased agonists that preferentially target only one GPCR signaling mode are now highly desired as laboratory tool compounds for dissecting biochemical pathways and as potential innovations for novel therapeutics (for reviews, see refs (2− 4)).
The RNAi platform profiles gene functions using multiplex RNAi screening and analyzes the accumulated genetic alternations in loss-of-function phenotypes [ 31].
However, the methodology presented in this paper could be easily extended to consider 4G systems by just considering the specific rate-power function and multiplexing users with carriers instead of codes.
The envelope remains resolutely unpushed, and the need to function as a multiplex scare-machine precludes the emotionality of The Babadook.
Its main function is to multiplex the different service providers and to adapt the transport system to the specific characteristics of the subscriber loop.
Single-cell functional proteomics assays can connect genomic information to biological function through quantitative and multiplex protein measurements.
