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Canonical and non-canonical adenosinergic pathways
Immunology Letters, 2019Adenosine (ADO) is an immunosuppressive molecule with multiple functions in different human organs. ADO is released through the concerted action of surface molecules endowed with enzymatic functions, that belong to two different adenosinergic pathways. The canonical pathway is started by CD39, that converts ATP to AMP.
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Biometrical Journal, 1982
AbstractSeveral fundamental properties of canonical variates are developed. In addition, the equivalence of the redundancy coefficient and the composite coefficient of determination is demonstrated; the latter is used in evaluating the prediction of input variables by canonical variates.
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AbstractSeveral fundamental properties of canonical variates are developed. In addition, the equivalence of the redundancy coefficient and the composite coefficient of determination is demonstrated; the latter is used in evaluating the prediction of input variables by canonical variates.
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2004
Aviad Kleinberg argues that canonization remained a very rare phenomenon in the Middle Ages, with a very restricted impact on the formulation of the concepts of sainthood. The papacy did not offer a clearly articulated model of Christian sainthood, and did not use the process of canonization for an elaboration of the psychology of sainthood.
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Aviad Kleinberg argues that canonization remained a very rare phenomenon in the Middle Ages, with a very restricted impact on the formulation of the concepts of sainthood. The papacy did not offer a clearly articulated model of Christian sainthood, and did not use the process of canonization for an elaboration of the psychology of sainthood.
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Semigroup Forum, 2011
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Canonical Cointegrating Regressions
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Non‐canonical agreement is canonical
Transactions of the Philological Society, 2003This paper examines the phenomenon of cross‐clausal agreement, where the controller (trigger) of agreement and the agreement target seem to be in distinct local domains. It is argued that most instances of cross‐clausal agreement can be reduced to properly local agreement and are thus unproblematic for theories of agreement. A typology of such apparent
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1997
Introduction Criticism involves the selection, restoration, and evaluation of works retrieved from the past and the assessment, however tentatively offered, of works produced in the present. No doubt some societies can settle these tasks by an appeal to precedent, but where cultural production increases and audiences become less homogeneous ...
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Introduction Criticism involves the selection, restoration, and evaluation of works retrieved from the past and the assessment, however tentatively offered, of works produced in the present. No doubt some societies can settle these tasks by an appeal to precedent, but where cultural production increases and audiences become less homogeneous ...
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1970
This chapter considers the terms that are used to describe the canonical writings and the definition of canonisation and canonicity within the relevant period. It discusses the evidence for acts of canonisation by which the several sections, and the collection as a whole, came to be recognised as canonical.
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This chapter considers the terms that are used to describe the canonical writings and the definition of canonisation and canonicity within the relevant period. It discusses the evidence for acts of canonisation by which the several sections, and the collection as a whole, came to be recognised as canonical.
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Canonical and Non-Canonical DSR
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2006From a given deformed Lorentz transformation in momentum space the corresponding transformations in space‐time are derived by means of canonical methods. A diagonal metric, essentially invariant under these transformations, but dependent on the considered physical objects, is constructed. As a second possibility, the canonical variables are modified in
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