This identity resemblance could explain their common capability of hetero-dimerization with HIF-1 β and binding with HREs.
Alpha- N-acetylgalactosaminidase (GH109), multifunctional alpha-amylase (GH13), and endoglucanase (GH74) were the most frequent glycoside hydrolases across sludge habitats implying the common capability of glycoprotein and alpha-/beta- linked polysaccharides breakdown in sludge (Additional file 1: Table S3).
For example, although ccRCC is phenotypically and genotypically clearly different from pRCC and chRCC, we hypothesized that similar sets of common functional capabilities may exist in these tumor subtypes characterizable by the sum of molecular features occurring in RCC, irrespective of any histologic, clinical or single molecular parameters.
On the other hand, non-central nodes correspond to strains of common, redundant metabolic capabilities regarding by-production.
Comparative studies were made to evaluate the capability of common fingerprinting analytical techniques to differentiate the fuels, as well as their capabilities to monitor their weathering.
An experimental analysis on MICHE-I and UBIRISv1 datasets demonstrates the strengths and weaknesses of the algorithm, which has been specifically designed to require low processing power in compliance with the limited capability of common mobile devices.
The capability of common reed to grow well at extreme environmental conditions such as elevated CO2 and high temperature is conferred by several factors such as change of carbon trapping mechanism (from C3 to C4 and vice versa), microbial association and biochemical adaptations.
Still, evidence for the capability of common edible elements to inhibit Aβ oligomerization in vivo remains a challenge.
However, more sophisticated adaptation scenarios at higher levels (middleware and application), such as modifying the actual structure and/or behaviour of a deployed application at run-time, are much more difficult to automate, and are currently beyond the capabilities of common CAPs.
It is a clear formula – one that embraces the principle of common but differentiated responses and respective capabilities.
In this section, we argue that this belief is wrong and review a number of common scenarios where adversaries possess MitM capabilities.
