A cutoff distance can therefore be approximated at which tunneling resistors with length greater than this threshold do not appreciably contribute toward the overall conductivity of the nanocomposite.
As a result, there is an amalgam of factors predictive of PCS that have been independently identified but have not appreciably contributed to the literature regarding PCS and are difficult to critically examine.
Honed by continuous trial and error and juxtaposing the experiences of past events, vernacular technology has appreciably contributed in terms of resilience and sustainable construction in suburban and rural Nepal.
If cancer stem cells need to interact with a vascular niche to express their potential, it is reasonable that the latter, under an angiogenic spike by the surgical approach to primary tumor, may appreciably contribute to dormancy interruption.
While germinal center B-cells do not appreciably contribute to intrasplenic prion trafficking [42], [43], the identity of the crucial actuators of trafficking, be they hematopoietic or stromal cells, or even subcellular particles, remains to be determined.
In peak mode ITP, trace analytes do not appreciably contribute to local conductivity.
Changes to TF networks are known to appreciably contribute to morphological and developmental differences observed between related species (Fujimoto et al. 2008; Maerkl and Quake 2009).
Under assisting loads, k1 is exceedingly fast (Table 2) and does not appreciably contribute to the completion time of the overall cycle and therefore to the velocity in this regime.
Taking into account the recent report that somatic gene expression may be regulated by gonads [ 43], we inquired whether the gonad-dependent genes appreciably contributed to our tissue-biased gene sets.
Although the mRNA expression of TP had decreased in 5FU-resistant cell lines in this study, this decrease might not have appreciably contributed to acquisition of resistance to 5FU, because the baseline expression levels of TP in parent cells were less than the expression levels of TS (Fig. 2c); the same applies for the mRNA expression of DPD in parent cell lines (Fig. 2b).
