Retrieval trials did not provide feedback and thus allowed us to estimate rule-based schema proficiency at steady time-points.
No significant improvement was noted in SF12 over time but remained steady throughout all time points.
i l, The wake behind a dandelion sample with a steady SVR (i) and at three time points within one period of vortex shedding (j l).
For the steady-state methods (Methods 1 and 2), we used the regression parameters reported by Samtani and Nathan et al. The possibility of reestimating the parameter values using, e.g., week 12 data from each treatment arm would likely have resulted in biased parameter values as HbA1c, contrary to MGP, would not be at steady state at this time point.
To compute rates of development at different time points, we inferred a steady rate from birth to 61 months (pre-leptin treatment) because we did not have two pretreatment baselines.
Most of them, present in cluster 10 (16 ESTs) showed a steady higher abundance in PUSABGD72 at all time points.
For example, levels of intracellular expression of a few genes, or cell surface protein markers, can be assayed at a series of interim time points and assumed steady-states under experimentally stimulated growth conditions in small cellular systems.
Next we evaluated the effects of the scFv4B12KDEL and scFv4B12 intrabodies at longer time points (24 hours) by steady-state analysis of COS-7 cells transiently cotransfected in the same conditions used above for pulse-chase experiments and introducing an additional GFPKDEL negative control.
BRCA1 protein levels are not steady in the cell, and peaks at different time points depending on the phase of the cell cycle.
Because BECs showed significantly higher OPN and EpCAM mRNA levels than hepatocytes at all time points (Fig. 2E,F), the steady increase in OPN and EpCAM mRNA levels in the whole liver likely reflects an increase in the number of BECs.
Steady state blood samples were taken at three time points in the final 30 min of the 2-h low-dose insulin infusion.
