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Second, the network operator agnostic deployment of femtocells demands their ability to dynamically sense the radio environment and adjust their size accordingly (via tuning their transmission power level) towards minimizing the coverage area leak into neighboring cells [2].
Control procedure is thereby carried out accordingly via manipulation of power coefficient of the reactivity as the Hopf parameter.
For example, as consumers' interest in fuel-efficient vehicles has grown, Ford's marketing science manager Mike Macri and his team have used war gaming to quickly assess which markets will be receptive to creative messages about fuel efficiency and have redirected advertising resources accordingly via their agency partners.
Accordingly, via the MC-4 receptor, two key aspects of cachexia can possibly be treated and the anti-cachectic effects of our compounds in the C26 cancer model might be based on such combination effects.
We hypothesized that loss of Bim from development, through germline gene ablation, may permit T cells to "compensate" accordingly via enhanced expression or function of pro-apoptotic molecules.
Accordingly, HER2-VIA - like trastuzumab - inhibits cell proliferation in breast cancer SK-BR-3 and BT474 cells in vitro, as shown in Figure 2E.
A space-charge region is accordingly originated via electrons withdraw from the surface of sensor electrode.
Accordingly, selfing via rostellum loss (Type II) most likely evolved independently at eight (rather than only six) times within this clade of 30 species.
Accordingly, CS functioned via a mixed inhibition mechanism in 1 M HCl, reducing the anodic and cathodic currents, with a slight shift of Ecorr in the anodic direction.
Accordingly, detailed explanation via an example is introduced in the 'The link between spanion clusters and RNA polymerase II binding Sites' section.
The targeted avoidance of passive DNA demethylation can accordingly be executed via interaction with specific factors, such as Stella, which impairs oxidation by Tet3 [ 19, 34].
