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Accordingly, in response to the instantaneous SNR fed back from the destination, the source will adapt its transmission power and transmission rate in an optimal way, i.e., maximizing the channel capacity subject to the average transmit power constraint.
Accordingly, in response to the changes in the annual average travel distance of ordinary passenger cars, the contribution of these ordinary passenger cars to the change in gasoline consumption (or emissions) increased over time.
Accordingly, in response to receptive field stimulation known to engage Aβ-fibers only, such as light sweeping with a soft paintbrush, all neurons fired brief bursts of action potentials (Figure 2A).
Accordingly, in response to AOM, Bcl-associated X protein (Bax) which is critically important in the up-regulation of apoptosis, is increased two fold.
Accordingly, in response to a call for articles, Global Health Action is pleased to present a series of articles which showcase examples of the various elements schematised in Fig. 1.
Accordingly, in response to SP600125, metaphases became disorganized in both WT and TP53−/− cells, as SP600125 abolished the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC), stimulated the degradation of cyclin B in cells with morphologically evident metaphases, and increased the number of centrosomes per cell (Fig 3B and C and Fig S3 of Supporting Information).
Accordingly, in responses to iPTH, T cell null mice display diminished Wnt signaling in preosteoblasts and blunted osteoblastic commitment, proliferation, differentiation, and life span, which result in decreased trabecular bone anabolism and no increase in strength.
Accordingly and in response to Reviewer #2, we have removed the p53-related analysis from the paper.
These lead to local variations in mechanical properties such as structural stiffness and mass matrices and, accordingly, in structural responses.
Accordingly, insulin secretion in response to glucose and glucose plus palmitate was elevated in isolated islets of knockout mice.
Accordingly, premature centriole disengagement in response to Sgo1 depletion is suppressed by blocking ring opening of an engineered cohesin.
