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Therefore, SCRS is able to serve as a proxy for rapidly, quantitatively, and non-invasively tracking and screening the dynamics of cellular TAG contents in real-time, at single-cell level.

In this paper, factorial experimentation in simulating railway bridge dynamics was exemplified by screening the individual and joint effect of several modelling factors.

Budmunchiamine L5 did not have the highest score from virtual screening; however, the dynamics pose is similar to the initial docking pose after MD simulation.

The LibDock score of Budmunchiamine L5 is not the highest score from the TCM database screening; however, the dynamics simulation shows that the docked ligand complex of ApoE4 is stable.

And the reality is that the issue is not inherently the screen, but the dynamics around the screen that the AAP is trying to guard against.

The content on the screen matched the dynamics of the vehicle.

Together with this information, we can screen the network for largely unknown dynamics of the intermediate interactions and classify solutions according to a model's ability to meet specific performance objectives.

Screening fluorescence dynamics of intrinsic cellular autofluorescence is a powerful tool to investigate cardiomyocyte metabolic and oxidative properties.

By incorporating sexual network data and capturing the indirect effects of interventions, such as the downstream prevention of cases following treatment of a single individual, we are able to evaluate the potential impact of changes in syphilis screening on disease dynamics.

Also in this case, we find an important influence of the hole screening dynamics on the force experienced by the emitted electron and, thus, on the energy loss during the photoemission process.

This asymmetry is absent in Figure5b, corresponding to the linear superposition of electron and hole separate screenings, and clearly indicates that the dynamics of the hole screening is affected by the presence and movement of the emitted electron.