The function has a sigmoidal graph and describes regulated scaling for the maximal rate R a synthesis of the ath protein.
Although our data are not exhaustive, they suggest that optix may play a relatively direct role in regulating scale and pigment development, as opposed to a more intermediate role in coordinating further downstream pattern formation processes.
These loci ultimately regulate scale-level differences in pigmentation, turning on the tryptophan-ommochrome pathway to impart red (ommochromes) and yellow (3-OH-kynurenine) coloration, and the melanin pathway for black coloration [ 26].
Average percentages of the items making up the self regulated learning scale are used to report the findings about all the sub-scales in the learner characteristics/background scale.
Major levels of biological organization are regulated at scales of many orders of magnitude in space and time (see Figure 1), with space spanning from the molecular scale (10−10 m) to the living organism scale (1 m) and time from nanoseconds (10−9 s) to years (10 s).
One of the emerging issues around toxic hotspots are clusters of poorly regulated small-scale industries found in many countries.
Lastly, nanofibers can be fabricated through various processes and materials which have the industrial potential to be regulated and scaled up easily for mass production [52].
Think of what our most highly regulated, utility-scale industries look like Comcast, PG&E, AT&T.
Traditional bluefin fisheries used to be sustainable, but loosely regulated industrial-scale fishing changed everything for this amazing fish.
Wavelet transform is obtained by a single prototype function ψ(x) which is regulated with scaling and shift parameters.
Like other communities in the county, including Eastchester, Mamaroneck and White Plains, the town of Greenburgh has decided to regulate the scale of what has come to be known as "McMansions," oversize residences or additions that loom over their neighbors, and change the character of a neighborhood by their behemoth dimensions.
