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But prioritizing projects where "you can see the results" represents a mode of decision-making that we should strive to surpass.
Systems with Markovian jumping parameters are frequently dominated by discrete-state homogeneous Markov processes, and each state of the parameters represents a mode of the system.
Thus, of all traits modularity and trophic type did correlate closest (r = 0.55) but it makes sense to include both traits since the first represents a mode of reproduction, a capacity of multiplying a genotype, and of pre-empting settlement substratum, while the second typifies a mode of energy acquisition.
Regulated necrosis represents a mode of RCD molecularly distinct from apoptosis whose potential in anti-cancer therapy is almost uncharacterized.
This low-frequency activity represents a mode of spontaneous thalamic activity that occurs when normal thalamic input is lost due to deafferentation.
E223, located just at the periphery of the interface, might readily compensate for a charge reversal in K88; therefore, the E223 K88 compensation effect supports the model that represents a mode of association between CS and N-HSP90.
Thus, γ-HOPdG may represent a mode for acrolein's DNA−protein cross-link formation in vivo.
The current mode of interaction involves an extended polypetide that binds to an elongated groove under the beta-hairpin, and appears to represent a mode by which ankyrin domains can recognize intrinsically disordered regions of targets.
This type of poultry trade represents a unique mode of H5N1 transmission by transportation, referred to as the "poultry transmission" mode.
The EMD method decomposes weather data into a set of intrinsic oscillations, called intrinsic mode functions (IMFs), that are orthogonal to each other and each represents a certain mode of weather fluctuations.
This naturally occurring phenomenon represents a transient mode of operation that can be argued to be preferable to conventional modes of operation.
