To overcome this limitation and to help biologists focus on the most reliable interactions, DroID assigns confidence scores to individual interactions to denote potential biological significance.
To denote potential (positive and negative) interactions in the network, the parameters a i, j and b i, k were estimated, with positive values representing activating connections and negative values representing repression.
Meanwhile I gently declined my pilot's invitation to spiral, pointing my finger at my open mouth to denote the potential fallout of such an activity.
Elevated fear of pain is believed to denote a potential mechanism through which pain is maintained over time; however, our knowledge about fear of pain, its measurement, and its conceptualization is far from complete.
Dotted arrows have been used to denote those potential additional relationships that were not empirically explored.
Localities showing a high level of mismatch are therefore referred as coldspots to denote a low potential for coevolution.
It is convenient to denote the chemical potentials by the chemical activities or fugacities of basis species, for example the activity of H+ (which defines pH) or the fugacity of oxygen.
Deficiencies are categorised according to severity from A to L. F and higher denotes care that has potential to cause harm or immediate jeopardy to patients.
We adopt the modified second-generation Brenner potential [38 40], denoted by MTB-G2, to describe the short-range covalent interactions in MWCNTs, which takes the following form: V TB = ∑ i ∑ j > i [ V R ( r i j ) − B i j ( r ) V A ( r i j ) ], (1).
Later, mitochondria exhibited the loss of mitochondrial membrane potential (ΔΨm), as denoted by the lack of CMXRos staining.
A set of potential relays, denoted by K = r 1, …, r K, can help the source to transmit to the destination if necessary.
