The procedure, in principle, is to perform a spatial Fourier transform along all spatial dimensions, thereby reducing the finite-difference scheme to a time recursion in terms of the spatial Fourier transform of the system.
Even though the concept is drafted for the fish embryo toxicity assay, it is possible to transfer the procedure in principle to all other toxicological questions, in which a continuous concentration equivalent generates a yes/no (binary) response per single study object.
Although PADIFs were only made up from GOLD scoring function contributions in the present study, the underlying procedure should in principle be applicable to any other scoring function that allows to output atom specific contributions.
Besides the ribosome molecules with two assumed rigid modules, this LO-refinement procedure could in principle be applicable to the complexes with multiple modules.
The presented procedure could in principle be extended to any other diploid organism, for agriculture applications in farm animals, crops and trees, and for medical applications in humans.
As illustrated in Figure 2c, the number of identified peptides correlated with the sum of total peak area recorded, hence all procedures in principle lead to quantitative results.
Although most TTO studies perform the conventional procedure to measure health state utilities [ 9, 16], the alternative procedure should, in principle, give the same results according to this model.
To enjoy & exhaust life was always contrary to the essence of revolutionary thought and procedure, which in principle, concentrated on the future.
The British and American common-law procedure is in principle different, as there is no equivalent of the investigating magistrate, but the institution of the grand jury plays an analogous role.
This entangling procedure can, in principle, operate on larger numbers of particles, opening new perspectives for fundamental tests of quantum theory.
The procedure is in principle applicable to any diploid organism (animals, plants, humans).
