What is the biological meaning underlying the "intrinsic" and "extrinsic" characteristics?
Our study also adds to the understanding of the biological roles of ELAV/Hu by revealing that ELAV is part of the molecular machinery underlying an intrinsic and highly specific programme of cell death within the developing Drosophila CNS.
Sun et al. rightly suggest that "the scales on which we measure interval-scale quantitative traits are man-made and have little intrinsic biological relevance", but the underlying intrinsic scale, and the function reflecting this scale into the observed, is likely to be unique and does not change with SNP.
Secondary to underlying organ dysfunction and intrinsic characteristics, patients require different amounts of NMBA to achieve the same level of paralysis.
However, in reality, the situation is more complex, i.e., in addition to the shape, also the composition profile, the symmetry/orientation of the underlying crystal, intrinsic strain, and possible consequent piezoelectric fields contribute to the anisotropy and to the FSS [28, 33]. Figure 3 Cross sections of four different QDs.
We further outline the most recent findings on the mechanisms that underlie intrinsic and acquired BRAF inhibitor resistance and describe ongoing preclinical and clinical studies designed to delay or abrogate the onset of therapeutic escape.
Nevertheless, little is known about the molecular and physiological mechanisms underlying the intrinsic susceptibility of mungbean to chilling stress.
A mediation analysis was implemented to investigate the relationship between empirically derived patterns of fatty acids, general intelligence, and underlying intrinsic connectivity networks.
How comparable is the cortical connectivity underlying the intrinsic signals that we observed in reeler and WT animals?
For example, what mechanisms underlie intrinsic and acquired resistance to these agents?
