Sentence examples for participation redundancy from inspiring English sources
Having performed this classification, we studied the metabolic composition for each i-th metabolic pool library by applying a hierarchical cluster analysis, whose visual representation reveals the degree of metabolite participation, redundancy and (dis)similarily between them.
In the comparison, differences between biological processes were observed from multiple perspectives, including network structure, reaction participation, specificity and redundancy.
The complexity of the metabolic process due to the multiple proteins modulating a single reaction often refers to the functional redundancy and mutual participation scenarios.
Redundancy Costs and female participation indicators are based on EWI WB and ILO KILM, respectively.
We confirmed the efficacy of this method to cope with redundancy by correctly predicting participation in photorespiration of a gene with five paralogs.
Furthermore, robust properties in time scale and metabolite organization were identify and one concluded that they are a consequence of the combined performance of redundancies and variability in metabolite participation.
Several years of training and participation in demanding competition may significantly modify the redundancy of postural control system and lead to the discipline-oriented (Davlin 2004) optimal use of sensorimotor modalities responsible for body balance (Rose 1997).
The relatively low number of GPCR mutants with defects in more than one of the analyzed stages suggests either specialization, participation in pathways not uncovered during our study, or gene redundancy in the predicted GPCRs.
Consistent redundancy of information was observed among all three participant groups in the themes of 1) impact of participation in the CME, and 2) obstacles to application of obtained skills.
Given the importance of depression for workforce productivity and labour force participation, understanding the nature of relationships between depression symptoms and compulsory redundancies is crucial for informing prevention, treatment and active labour market policies at times of economic downturn.
Overall, these results support the concept of a relative redundancy between the distinct anti-inflammatory agents and more specifically their participation in a central and largely cAMP-dependent cellular immunomodulatory response.
