However, the apoptosis-defective phenotypes associated with the depletion of these factors are very weak and the importance of mitochondrial fragmentation has been debated.
The level of association, however, is weak, underscoring the importance of assessing both patient and practice member perspectives when evaluating quality of chronic illness care.
Sociologist Mark Granovetter examined the importance of "weak ties" in his classic 1974 book "Getting a Job," in which he found that most people obtained their jobs through acquaintances, not close friends.
The scale-free distribution of the metabolic fluxes of E. coli highlights the importance of weak links in metabolic, and other, networks.
These results demonstrate how the importance of weak trophic interactions can be generalized at the landscape level despite contrary local predictions.
The better activity observed compared to Ni-silica can be explained by the importance of weak basic sites the adsorption of CO2.
This research paper uses Saaty's (1980) pairwise comparison structuring approach, which is based on a 1 9 fundamental scale whereby 1: equal importance, 2: weak or slight, 3: moderate importance, 4: moderate plus, 5: strong importance, 6: strong plus, 7: very strong or demonstrated importance, 8: very, very strong, and 9: extreme importance.
2D fingerprint plots have been used to quantify the relative contribution of the intermolecular contacts to crystal stability of compounds, showing the crucial importance of weak interactions in building different supramolecular architectures.
Indeed, the importance of weak binding sites and cooperative interactions has been supported by a number of recent studies [6], [18], [23], [34].
