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Unfortunately, this approximation introduces a first-order error of the geometric type in the solution process.
This approximation introduces an O(1) error in flux whenever the coordinate system is nonaligned with the principal axes of the tensor which is particularly common when employing curvilinear gridding.
Strictly speaking, Ep should be integrated for the duration of the pulse, but this approximation introduces insignificant error.
In brief, the approximation introduces a new parameter Λ that represents the ratio of forward reaction flux of the enzyme-substrate complex formation to the catalytic flux of product production.
The purpose of this comparison is mainly to show that the approximation introduced for taking into account spatial variability is acceptable within certain limits for use in practical applications.
This gives us the possibility to compare the approximation introduced in the last section to the exact distribution.
However, this fixed-backbone approximation introduces its own special challenges for enzyme design and it contrasts with an emerging picture of natural enzymes as dynamic ensembles with multiple conformations and motions throughout a reaction cycle.
Our results show that the key to performance of three reduced models in locating fixed points of the system is the approximation introduced through equation 1. Since, in this approximation the CaMKII bound in biochemical complexes also degrade along with free CaMKII, which is in contrast to full scale model.
Apart, from the approximation introduced through equation 1 another approximation is introduced into this analysis when we tried to develop a single algebraic equation 6 based version of this system.
It can be furthermore seen that the approximation introduced with the algorithm described by (57) leads to a slower convergence.
A main problem, stated by [11] is related to the approximation introduced by discretization of the animal path.
