Sentence examples for state expressions from inspiring English sources
LEADSTO can be compared to Linear Temporal Logic, but differs in the sense that predicate logical state expressions can be used and also real numbers in them.
Since the model had to simulate fast calcium rise times with respect to the relatively slow buffering kinetics, kinetic buffer equations instead of steady state expressions were incorporated.
Steady state expressions of V5-tagged wt and mutated NM1 constructs were monitored on immunoblots for V5 and actin antibodies as loading control.
Differentiating the steady state expressions given in equation 5 with respect to [ X T] gives the absolute sensitivities: (A9) The relative sensitivities are then given by: (A10) From these expressions, we can explain the pattern in relative sensitivities shown in Figure 2b.
This is in agreement with the theory that ECaC is the only (or main) plasma membrane Ca2+ transporter regulated by environmental [Ca2+] in gills, while the steady state expressions of PMCA and NCX may accommodate the needs for transepithelial Ca2+ transport under different [Ca2+] [ 10].
Not every red state expression of sentiment is genuine, and not every blue state expression of skepticism is caustic, but the greatest songs of Dylan and Cash achieve a mighty balance between both.
Under this experimental conditions steady state expression levels of 5-LO and GR receptor were unchanged (Fig. 2D).
At the basal epithelial state, expression of PIAS1 did not appreciably affect the localization or expression of E-cadherin (Figure 3D).
Results (Figure 2) showed that rapamycin exposure for 6 hr induced a decrease in the steady state expression of Max and Mad 4.
Pre-tumor and tumor state expression of 39 known liver cancer biomarkers disclosed possibilities to refine their application as pre-tumor and tumor markers.
Steady state expression of FLO11 was measured at different limiting concentrations of ammonium sulphate, when the cells were precultured in the medium containing excess of ammonium sulphate.
