We observed that growing WT yeast cells in the presence of HU resulted in Rfa2 hyperphosphorylation, and subsequent shifting of the cells to HU-free media caused its gradual dephosphorylation.
NCHS released a statement in March 2012 noting an increase in the proportion of A1C values between 5.7 and 6.4% (39 48 mmol/mol) and subsequent shift to the right (increased values) of A1C distribution in NHANES 2007 2010 compared with 1999 2006.
Yesterday's rollback of Twitter @replies and subsequent shift to technical explanations has predictably riled the Statusphere.
On Godunov's sudden death in 1605 and the subsequent shift of power to the first False Dmitry, Philaret was released and made metropolitan (archbishop) of Rostov.
Briefly, by employing homologous recombination in embryonic stem cells, a modified GR allele was generated with a loss of exon 3, encoding the first zinc finger of the receptor's DNA-binding domain, and a subsequent shift of the open reading frame.
The case study of 2006 rotavirus vaccine implementation and subsequent shift in timing and impact of AGE trends suggest that syndromic ED data can potentially provide a useful surveillance indicator of population-level vaccine effect.
However, the change in maximum slope and peak amplitude of the first derivative of the action potential is consistent with a decreased availability and activation of Na+ channels and subsequent shift in threshold.
This difference can be attributed to the shift of the decoy distribution toward higher P-Scores with a subsequent shift of the forward distribution toward lower, more confident P-Scores.
Despite subsequent shifts of his perspective, this radical sensibility remained undimmed throughout his career.
First, as we noted in the introduction, when one item in WM is prioritized, the memory advantage of that item is robust to subsequent shifts of visual attention (Hollingworth & Maxcey-Richard, 2013; Maxcey-Richard & Hollingworth, 2013; Rerko et al., 2014).
