It looks like an almighty shard of misplaced enthusiasm: a lofty syringe injecting dementia directly into the skies, a short-lived spike on a printed readout, or a pin pricking a gigantic bubble.
A "readout," or summary, of the topics discussed was not immediately available.
The accumulation of these partially-folded proteins in the cell causes a specific kind of cellular stress that can be used as a readout, or biomarker, for the inhibition of system xc−.
Quantitative data can be recorded by intensity readout or by additional coupling with an enzyme [ 20], fluorescent dye [ 24, 25], or radioactive conjugates [ 26].
However, indirect readout or shape (topography) recognition is a well-known mechanism for DNA recognition.
However, RYE is not a simple readout or output of the homeostat (S) as it is directly controlled by S, and functions to maintain the sleep process.
Specifically, the readout windows were located either just adjacent to the channel exit (distal readout) or the channel entry (proximal readout).
One recurrent topic in the animal communication literature is whether signals given in response to external events, such as in this study, should be conceptualised as 'referential' or a mere readout of a caller's motivational or internal state [26], [40] [41].
A cool redundant speed readout recalls a jet altimeter or a bathroom scale, depending on your Mittyesque frame of reference.
Again, however, whether such signals reflect the process of a decision or the readout from a comparison process made elsewhere is a matter of debate.
