Further correlation analyses reveal genome-wide response is biphasic, i) acute-stochastic mode consisting of small number of sharply induced immune-related genes and ii) collective mode consisting of majority of weakly induced genes of diverse cellular processes which collectively adjust their expression level.
Indeed, planes following altitudes referenced to the standard atmosphere collectively and continuously adjust their degree of wrongness — gently climbing or descending in a collective, school-of-fish-like movement as the true air pressure below changes with time and location.
We also sought to determine the relationship of SES and post-stroke disability when all three indicators were examined collectively, adjusting for demographic and clinical factors.
Evidence that diatoms adapt to sudden changes in the environment are chemoperception, cell defense3,8,9,10 and, especially, the ability to collectively bloom and to adjust their sinking kinetics to enhance photosynthesis.
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Collectively, these findings indicate that as exhausted T cells adjust to the chronically infected environment, they lose their susceptibility to antigen-independent activation by cytokines, which compromises their ability to detect bacterial co-infections.
Collectively, these results imply that cells have abilities to adjust the ER chaperone balance in response to depletion of key chaperones such as GRP94 and GRP78.
The QTLs contribute individually from 3.3 to 6.3% and collectively 27% (adjusted coefficient of multiple determination from multiple regression) of the total variance of body weight.
To adjust for between slice fetal motion, the individual slices of each subject were collectively co-registered with the slice intersection motion correction (SIMC) technique (Kim et al. 2010).
Collectively and individually they can customize the machinery, alter the modes of distribution, adjust the rate of production to allow for organic growth, for shifts in purpose and direction.
