"We know that Prometheus, as well as producing regular patterns, is capable of producing concentrations of material in the ring," Prof Murray explained to BBC News.
Cell spreading in preferential direction could be observed on parallel-aligned nanofibers, and the CNF patterns were capable of guiding cell extension when the distances between them are 20 and 100 μm, respectively.
In contrast, to the currently existing workflows, such as mzMatch-ISO or fluxomics applications, which have been designed to detect shifts of relative abundances in native isotope patterns, the presented approach requires distinct, nonoverlapping isotope patterns and is capable of detecting metabolites for which the native and labeled analogues differ by ≥4 u.
Using specially designed LED patterns, it is capable of recording multiple differential phase contrast (DPC) images in a single exposure and employs a computational algorithm to retrieve the phase distribution of the specimens.
Takahashi et al. (1997) examined a U-Jacket pattern of CFRP sheets and observed that this pattern of strengthening is capable of controlling peeling, changing the mode of failure from peeling to rupture of the sheet.
This case demonstrated that by using the detailed reaction SMARTS pattern, RD-Metabolizer is capable to deal with more complex metabolic reaction types and will no doubt has a broader application.
As a versatile charge pattern recognition molecule, C1q is capable of engaging a broad range of ligands via its heterotrimeric globular domain (gC1q) which is composed of the C-terminal regions of its A (ghA), B (ghB) and C (ghC) chains.
The human eye is an excellent pattern recognition device, which is capable of complex interpretation of ECGs and electroencephalograms (EEGs) [ 6], and physicians make use of this skill on a daily basis.
We deduce that in periods with an intense substorm activity and characterised by persistent double-celled convection patterns, the plasma dynamics is capable of generating a long-range dependence in the magnetic field fluctuations.
