Thus, these lab-based studies provide evidence that C. briggsae ΔmtDNA-C elements satisfy both the transmission advantage and deleterious or neutral fitness effects requirements necessary to characterize DNA as selfish.
Barriers to widespread use of CCR5 antagonists, including the requirement to characterize co-receptor usage, potential drug resistance, and emergence of HIV strains utilizing chemokine receptor CXCR4, may be offset by substantial beneficial immunomodulatory dampening of chemokine signaling that sustains immune cell activation and recruitment.
Secondary requirements were to characterize the breakup, including searching for debris that might survive reentry, and to provide data on the reentry trajectory.
It is useful to understand the ways that application architectures adapt to master data, to assess the specific application's requirements, and to characterize the usage paradigms.
Whether these two requirements are adequate to characterize representational status is debatable.
Feyerabend took this requirement seriously enough to characterize observation sentences pragmatically in terms of widespread decidability.
An example of Measurement Analysis is the analysis of values measured for the measure requirements changing rate in order to characterize the measurable entity Requirements ManagementProcess in the project P. The Operational Definition of Measure used in a Measurement Analysis must be the same one used in the Measurements that produced the Measurement Results being analyzed.
The second need is the requirement for effective ways to characterize the disease and to assess the severity of disease.
As such, this work underscores the requirement to fully characterize mouse tumor biology at histological and genomic levels before a valid comparison to human breast cancer may be drawn.
The requirements of the design were to characterize the new variables appearing in a commercially assembled battery, such as limited physical space, electrical contact resistance, the behaviour of the system as a function of the gas evolution during fast charge and overcharge, and others.
