The principle used to differentiate between levels of uncertainty is an adaptation of the grading of the level of evidence developed by the GRADE group.
In our previous study, we propose a 3-sigma principle [ 39] to differentiate the inactive and active points of a protein during a cellular cycle by combining gene expression data.
The same principles formulated by Jencks to differentiate coupled vectorial processes from the more common reversible enzyme-catalyzed metabolic pathways may in fact provide a conceptual thermodynamic and kinetic framework for understanding vectorial channeling of biosynthetic intermediates along assembly line polyketide synthases.
His stated purpose was to restore the Christian principle to its source in creative self-consciousness; he did not yet openly oppose the principle itself, but sought to differentiate it, as a rational idea, from ecclesiastical dogmatism.
In principle, it appears sensible to differentiate between two different dimensions of market integration (see Table 1) [5-7].
These results, at least in principle, give the possibility to differentiate between the different hypotheses.
Conceptions of rationality, and its key components of logic and justification, are some of the principles that are often used to differentiate between epistemic systems.
In "War and Murder," published in 1961, Anscombe notes that the moral permissibility of coercive authority requires a principle that can be used to differentiate the just imposition of harms from the unjust.
Nevertheless, the panel of markers used in this study permitted us to differentiate the principle subsets of the T and NK lymphocyte lineages and to distinguish between innate and adaptive cells.
That specialized breed calling themselves business design consultants think service companies represent the next wave of their work, adapting to service industries the principles that product makers have used to differentiate themselves in the fight for retail shelf space.
