While most textbook treatments of reaction mechanisms begin by mentioning the thick notion, the details nearly always turn to thin notions of mechanism.
An additional 196 Recon 3D reactions representative for al 6 top EC-numbers were manually atom mapped according to textbook characterisations of reaction mechanisms [42, 43].
Fewer teaching materials for evolution have been developed in Japan than in the U.S. and the UK and are hardly introduced in Japanese biology textbooks, particularly for evolutionary mechanisms such as natural selection (Sato and Ohshika 2005).
"Normally the textbook view of the mechanism of gene expression is, the coding sequence which is interpreted by the ribosome is fully specified by the gene sequence".
In textbooks and in classrooms, "ecology," "mechanisms of heredity," and "biochemistry of life" are presented as separate units; evolution is likewise compartmentalized into a single chapter or set of related lectures.
I then carry out an analysis of the presence of the different distorting mechanisms in phylogenetic textbooks.
Cell death has traditionally been classified as being either apoptosis or necrosis, description in textbooks implying that these involve opposed mechanisms.
He literally wrote the book on outer space potentiometers, contributing to Space Vehicle Mechanisms and Design, the industry textbook.
Cough mechanisms are described in those textbooks with emphasis in clinical diagnostic and management of the individual with cough [ 7- 9].
In a textbook explanation of the pressure-diuresis phenomenon, this primary mechanical response is enhanced by other contributing mechanisms, including the renin-angiotensin system, changes in medullary blood flow, regulation of proximal tubule sodium transport [ 41].
