Sentence examples for over the localization from inspiring English sources
The simulation results obtained on synthetic data show the feasibility of the method and the contribution of the fusion over the localization accuracy.
This already allows one to show that maps in ({text {Ho}}(mathcal {C},W)) are reduced to diagrams (2.1) of length 3, and gives some control over the localization (in particular, one can impose a version of the stability condition and then prove that ({text {Ho}}(mathcal {C},W)) is triangulated).
For this purpose, (TR4) is the most important axiom: it insures that the class of morphisms in ({mathcal {D}}) whose cone lies in ({mathcal {D}}_0) is saturated in the sense of Definition 2.2, and gives one control over the localization process.
Such a mechanism may allow cells to have control over the localization of filopodia by recruiting specific proteins that regulate filaments length (e.g., Dia2) to specific sites along lamellipodia.
They aren't sufficient for P granule assembly and it seems like an over interpretation of the localization data.
To characterize the growth of the Htt-ex1 aggregates over time, the localization density of the molecules found in the fibers and fiber assemblies was calculated.
In agreement with Andersen and Willnow [ 21], this result suggests that an over-expression of SORLA prevents the localization of APP from the TGN to the cell surface and to the endosomes, whereby an over-expression of SORLA decreases the products produced in the amyloidogenic and non-amyloidogenic pathways of APP processing.
The localization of the over-expressed untagged FBXO7 or of the endogenous FBXO7 was not previously investigated.
RNA fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) experiments on patients' lymphoblastoid cells may be conducted in the future to clarify the localization of XIST over-expression.
In Figure 4 it is depicted more clearly the effect of the thermal excitation over the phonon localization.
Finally, the dissociated correlations are consistent with a visual lexical processing model having both occipital and parietal components, potentially reconciling a current controversy over the cerebral localization of language.
