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We delivered sinusoidal tACS, which is able to entrain [19], [20] and also hypothesized to be able to desynchronize [21], [22] neuronal oscillations.

The mechanisms underlying this link are thought to involve microdamage in small vessels in the frontal and subcortical regions of the brain, which are related to mood regulation, and also hypothesized to contribute to the development of depressive states (5).

Based on these observations, we propose a chaperon-mediated mechanism for the assembly of variant CP in vivo and also hypothesize that 41KAIKAIA47 N-proximal peptide functions as a molecular switch in regulating T = 3 virion symmetry.

However, the patient was an active high school boy, and we also hypothesized that the tumor was a hematoma that resulted from unnoticed abdominal trauma sustained when the patient was playing with his friends.

The BDNF Val66Met polymorphism may be implicated in depression and is also hypothesized to influence pain mechanisms [16], [17].

In Bombus terrestris, juvenile hormone retains its ancestral role as a gonadotropin and is also hypothesized to regulate aggressive behavior.

In their original work, Pel and colleagues also hypothesized that prfH gene encodes a release factor homolog.

Schlein and coworkers also hypothesized that a damaged SV may facilitate regurgitative transmission by allowing a reflux of blood and parasites back into the skin of the host during a blood feed.

A recent report based on the study of DELLA-producing reduced height (Rht) genes in wheat and barley also hypothesized that DELLA genes likely increased susceptibility to necrotrophs but increased resistance to biotrophs.

This trisulfated HS disaccharide is the liver receptor for apolipoprotein E and is also hypothesized to be the binding ligand of CSP found on the surface of the Plasmodium sporozoite [ 14, 15].

Greaves and others also hypothesized that the malignant transformation of a normal cell to leukemia cells requires two separate events, initial priming followed at some point by a secondary incident (Gilham et al. 2005; Greaves 1997, 2000; McNally and Eden 2004; Smith 1997).