Conversely, the Civil Lines (residential areas originally built by the British for senior officers) in the north and New Delhi in the south embody an element of relative openness, characterized by green grass, trees, and a sense of order.
Respiratory failure can be caused by relative hypoventilation, characterized by an increase in arterial carbon dioxide tension, increased work of breathing or failure of diffusion at the alveolar capillary membrane, characterized by decreased arterial oxygen tension.
Trauma induces a temporary, relative immunosuppression characterized by diminished mHLA-DR expression.
* percentage of associated ORFs in the model relative to characterized ORFs in the yeast genome The biomass equation is crucial for using genome-scale models to simulate growth using flux balance analysis (FBA).
In their paper, Flynn and colleagues described Ambondro as the oldest mammal with tribosphenic molars the basic molar type of metatherian (marsupials and their extinct relatives) and eutherian (placentals and their extinct relatives) mammals, characterized by the protocone cusp on the upper molars contacting the talonid basin on the lower molars in chewing.
hPc2 and its relatives are characterized by an N-terminal chromatin organization modifier (chromo) domain and a C-terminal C-box [23].
Although methods based on reference sequences can identify new relatives of characterized organisms, they are extremely limited when it comes to the discovery of species that remain largely uncharacterized.
Relative particle motion, characterized by small relative movements of particles and clusters of particles, was found to contribute significantly to compaction over a broad range of relative densities (from 63%to90%0%).
While the absolute amplitude captures the oscillation of the CNT, the relative amplitude characterizes the coupled oscillation of the CNS/CNT nanostructure, which is more irregular and decays faster.
Loci are not referring to the (insignificant) relative changes characterizing progressing tumors listed on Table 3, except SFRP1 (8p11).
