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Flow cytometric analysis showed that HGF caused an increase in the area of S phase with a reciprocal decrease in that of G1 phase, suggesting that HGF promoted cell cycle progression to S phase.

An analysis of spatial deposition patterns of PGEs showed a reciprocal decrease of concentrations with increasing distance from the road, reaching background values at distances between 10 and 200 m, sometimes even more, but outside the spatial range of our investigation.

Among visits seen by MLPs only, the proportion of nonurgent visits may have increased very slightly from 70% (95%CI, 56 83%) in 1995 to 71% (95%CI 65 78%) in 2009 (slope, 0.01; 95%CI 0.002 to 0.02), with a reciprocal decrease in urgent visits, from 30% to 29%.

Upon MicA overexpression, the R3 transcript is seen to accumulate as a reciprocal decrease in P1 and P2 RNA is observed (Fig. 2, lane 8).

An increase in green flurorescence with a reciprocal decrease in red flurorescence was observed in cells upon exposure to C1, indicating rupture of the lysosomes (Supplementary Figure S1F).

Nonetheless, we demonstrate significant increases in memory CD4 effector cells (CD45RA−CD62L−) and a reciprocal decrease in naïve CD4, consistent with previous reports [24], [39], [40].

Corresponding to this increase of miR-34a, plasma expression of SIRT1, the major target of this microRNA, shows a precipitous reciprocal decrease starting at 4 months of age, while PBMCs exhibit a gradual decrease in SIRT1 from this age onward.

Thus, the HbO2 saturation is significantly lower in tumors than in normal surrounding tissue, with a gradual reciprocal decrease as the tumor increases in size [ 1, 2].

However, in some cases, an odd even pattern of DLs overrode the reciprocal decrease, probably as a result of subjective rhythmization within the isochronous structure.

During GATA factor switch, the GATA-1 expression will increase due to the reciprocal decrease of GATA-2, which leads progenitor cells to adopt an erythroid lineage.

In a few cases, these tendencies were so strong that no reciprocal fit could be made; thus, an odd even effect appears not only to be superimposed, but can even override the reciprocal decrease of DLs with interval accretion.