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The relevant time evolution of the molecular shape and the concurrent changes in the interfacial morphology are observed using molecular dynamics (MD) simulations.

This down-regulation may be the result of the terminal differentiation of mature moDCs and the concurrent changes in cellular gene expression and promoter activity.

Climate change and the concurrent change in wildfire events and land use comprehensively affect carbon dynamics in both spatial and temporal dimensions.

The aim was to determine, in the context of a clinical trial of this drug's effects on weight and eating behavior, the concurrent changes in behavioral and neural responses to food images in obese individuals with a target behavior potentially sensitive to this receptor modulation.

We used the Mev intoxication model of brain stem death [7], [14], [15] to determine the temporal alterations elicited by an intravenous administration of Mev in SAP or HR, and correlated them with the concurrent changes in neuronal functionality, tissue oxygen level, blood flow or temperature in the RVLM.

Our method combined the concurrent changes in climate, fire, and land use for carbon modeling from 2006 to 2050 at 250 m resolution.

In this article, the surface area is employed as a morphometric descriptor to study the concurrent changes between brain structures and to build binarized connectivity graphs.

The new Common Core State Standards Initiative is getting a lot of attention, as states scramble to implement both the new instructional guidelines and the high-tech resources that will be required for the concurrent changes in testing.

The concurrent changes in crucial TFT parameters such as saturation mobility and Vth are closely related to chemical changes of a-IGZO by UV-induced H-doping.

The concurrent change will lead to increasing total ecosystem carbon from 7,942 gC/m2 in 2006 to approximately 10,234 gC/m2 in 2050 with an annual rate increase of 53 gC/m2/year.

Our EPB detection approach goes one step beyond that of Stolle et al. (2006) by considering also the concurrent change in plasma density.