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Two-dimensional coronal sections were converted to network graphs with the cortical shell considered as one highly connected node.

Microgrid has long and proverbially been acknowledged as one highly successful way to integrate all these brand-new power sources into the existing power system without causing any catastrophic abnormality [1].

But as one highly astute participant notes during the video: "Everything is a sex toy if you try hard enough".

Even the most optimistic GOP congressional campaign operatives disagree with Glick and as one highly respected political analyst recently told me, "that's simply not going to happen".

Additional unpaired chromosomes in each organism are thought to be acquired exogenously, as is one highly rearranged and distinctive chromosome (Chx 2), present in both [ 66].

We consider it quite unlikely that this could be responsible for our findings as we used only one, highly trained, blinded examiner to assess all the patients.

The Sequenom iPlex has been reported as one of highly reliable high-throughput SNP genotyping platforms with wide applications [ 25, 26].

As signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (Stat3) emerged as one gene highly downregulated upon vitamin B deficiency, we further investigated its participation in the consequences of MDD both in vivo on a validated rat model of maternal deficiency and in vitro in hippocampal progenitors.

As one of the highly dynamic, inducible, and reversible post-translational modification, O-GlcNAc on Ser/Thr residues of nuclear, cytoplasmic, and mitochondrial proteins is ubiquitous in eukaryotic cells (Wells and Hart, 2003; Bullen et al., 2014).

Ferguson), who hopes to lure Kelly to join an all-male commune in Tennessee; and the Belgian activist Rainbow Carl Jack Wetheralll), described as "one of those highly political people who wants your politics to match his politics, but only after he's taught you what politics to have.

The problem was identified as one of the highly multi-stable dynamic systems, characterized by 'predator-prey' phenomenon in dynamical systems theory.