The trade-off between groEL´s high conservation at the sequence and functional levels and its high propensity to evolve novel functions remains poorly understood.
Similarly, De Haas sees people's propensity to migrate as a function of aspirations and abilities (De Haas, 2010).
From the simplest point of view, input-output history modulates the neuron's excitability, or propensity to firing, as a function of time.
Children aged 9 11 and 12 14 years had a higher propensity to receive a lung function test in the diagnostic period and during the first six months of follow up compared with 6 8 year-old children.
For example, if the reaction norm describing propensity to mature as a function of age (x) and size (y) is relatively flat (approaching size-constrained maturation, wherein fish tend to mature at the same size regardless of age), then fishing is expected to lead to faster growth and earlier maturation (Fig. 1A).
The methodology presented allows design of longitudinal and cross-sectional experimental protocols, and in vivo assessment of tendon function and propensity to overheat.
Blockade of the Ca2+-activated-K+ channels may facilitate repetitive neuronal firing that may enhance the propensity to induce seizures and neuronal function during cocaine overdose [ 56].
The difference between diagnosed depression and depression determined from a survey instrument is a function of propensity to seek treatment, access to health care in the rural community, and the training of physicians to ask about depressive symptoms, as well as the actual prevalence of depression.
Individual miRNAs have predicted propensity to target genes with related functions which can provide insight into the biological roles of individual miRNAs [34], [38].
Groups of miRNAs which change in specific biological conditions have predicted propensity to target genes with relative functions which can provide insight into the biological roles of miRNAs [ 34, 35].
