When we looked at the localization of these mutant and truncated proteins, we found that localization to the centrosomes and cilia correlated precisely with activity of the full-length proteins (active proteins localizing correctly and inactive proteins failing to localize).
Yet what the NSA's documents show is that Americans have been engaged in precisely the activity that the US accused the Chinese of doing.
Their modular design, functional diversity, precisely controlled activity and in vivo applicability offer many advantages for investigating neuronal function.
We anticipate that with increased resolution of pre-clinical PET scanners, it will be possible to precisely measure activity per three-dimensional volume of lung (voxels), that is, regions of interest will accurately identify entire lobes.
On the overarching approach favored by Suárez, causation is initially very broadly characterized: a cause, taken most generically, is responsible for the existence or features of some being beyond itself; and an exercise of causality is precisely the activity by which a cause imparts existence to another, by creating it, or altering its features once it exists.
Boschma and Iammarino (2009) also noticed that, in order to make them economically valuable, it was required to "specify the nature" (305) of extraregional linkages, that is, putting them in a sort of framework, which is precisely the activity of the Delice network and the Toques Blanches du Monde.
While these results might not apply universally in the nervous system [10] [12], they are clearly advocating for an important role of precisely timed activity in neural network processing.
(B ) Inputs with patterned spike timing and 5 ms jitter produce precisely timed activity patterns.
How precisely the activity of nhr-114/HNF4 nhr-114/HNF4 C. elegans germ cells is unknown.
In rat, the effects of precisely defined activity patterns have been studied by implanting electrodes.
