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Recent experiments demonstrated that negative gravitaxis cannot be explained by passive buoyancy but by an active physiological mechanism.
This pattern was explained by the spatial dynamics of colonization and establishment, a non-random process that cannot be explained by passive sampling alone.
Especially for the PE we observed a drop of the methylation levels between RA2 and RA4 that cannot be explained by passive demethylation of the locus.
Unexpected structure may be explained by passive, human-mediated dispersal of mosquito eggs, larvae and adults coupled with low migration rates [ 7, 13, 20].
This could be explained by passive transfer of lead into breast milk driven by high affinity compartment in milk, thus allowing binding at low concentrations and drawing lead into milk.
This can be the case of MI involved in osmoregulation [ 24, 25], which after 12 hours showed an increase that can be explained by passive diffusion through a concentration gradient determined by the uneven molecular distribution at the retinal-vitreous interface into the VH chamber.
Importantly, it is the combined effect of passive restraint, the active neuromuscular system, and joint forces that will determine joint stability during gait and other activities, and our data indicate that only a modest amount of the variance in self-reported instability (7%) is explained by passive mid-range stiffness.
These results may be explained by the passive film structure changes due to the metal cations.
Since the sizes of YFP- MtNup188 and YFP- MtNup192 (∼220 kDa) are far above the diffusion permeability cutoff of the NPCs this efficient nuclear translocation cannot be explained by simple passive diffusion.
The lack of right DLPFC effects (compared with the left DLPFC) may therefore be explained by the passive procedure, where subjects were not engaged in any explicit, demanding task.
Direct beta band synchronization between spikes occurs more strongly than can be explained by the passive interaction of independent oscillators with a similar oscillation frequency (Moshel et al., 2013).
