In an analogous fashion, it seems theoretically plausible in myositis that inflammatory cell infiltrates could stimulate muscle afferents and similarly inhibit anterior horn cell function.
The relationship between the PAC model and the coalescent process is not well understood theoretically although they appear to be analogous.
Therefore, the maximum theoretically possible yield lends itself as a standard analogous to the 'theoretical capacity' used in finance, transportation/logistics and batteries research (Todorov et al., 1999; Transportation Research Board, 1997).
The authors suggest that it is at least theoretically possible to incorporate factors other than gut hormones in an analogous single-molecule co-agonist.
An analogous pattern is seen in healthy students who are theoretically psychosis prone [ 40], as if to say these states place greater demands on self-evaluation systems.
This so-called photonic confinement effect has been demonstrated both theoretically [22 24] and experimentally [25, 26] for various types of PQW systems, analogous to the electronic confinement effect that occurs in semiconductor quantum wells.
Two analogous dimer and tetramer compounds, SF-PDI2 and SF-PDI4, were designed, theoretically calculated, synthesized, and developed as electron acceptors for organic solar cells.
Theoretically, other true compounds may also be possible, such as helium fluorohydride (HHeF) which would be analogous to HArF, discovered in 2000.
This "mode-locking" experiment, analogous to jet-lag or the phase-response curve in circadian studies, has been examined theoretically using a computational model for the cell cycle [25], [26]; our device now allows an experimental realization.
