Many cancers have been found to associate with inflammation as exemplified by the infiltration of tumour-associated macrophages and regulator T cells, and inflammation can further aggravate cancer progression (Grivennikov et al, 2010).
Such a unique feature was found to be beneficiary to photocatalysis, as exemplified by the photodegradation of methyl orange under UV irradiation, where TiO2(B @Bi20TiO32 core shell nanobelts were found to exhibit the best performance among the series.
The latter was especially exemplified and confirmed by SN 4 which was found to be almost continuously abstracted for irrigation purposes (Filed observations, FGDs).
This problem is also exemplified by the mlo-1 mutation that was found to be introgressed into a presumed Turkish "landrace".
These numbers exemplify the two problems of getting started and staying on track that have been found to be central to successful goal striving [ 24, 21– 23].
This is exemplified by the classic study of chronotherapy, in which the time of day was found to influence tolerance to chemotherapeutic treatments (Halberg et al., 1973).
Representative results of this analysis, exemplified for one transformant (mt-eGFP1), are shown in Fig. 2. As expected, fluorescence of a middle-aged Mt_eGfp transformant was found to increase with increasing amounts of copper in the growth medium (Fig. 2A).
The age-related pathological parameters shown in Table 1 changed over time per age group; nevertheless, substantial individual variation was found (exemplified for instance by the hepatic lipofuscin accumulation in Figure 2A).
Although a few Stimulus-subject verbs can be found as exemplified below, the Mandarin lexicon in general dis-prefers to lexicalize a Stimulus as subject.
Transcripts encoding proteins of completely unknown function but where the closest Arabidopsis homolog is expressed during seed development were found, exemplified by a transcript annotated as closest homolog to At2g22660 (DUF1399) (Additional file 8) which was highly up-regulated (16-fold) in WRI1 expressing tissue (Additional file 6).
