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The way ice is often covered in the media may be paralleled with the war on drugs.

This finding could be paralleled with the fact that spotty calcifications tend to be more unstable and negatively affect plaque stability [ 6, 7].

This seemed to be paralleled with the indirect stabilization of the GA-repressor SLENDER RICE1 (SLR1), i.e. the rice DELLA protein.

The floral bud induction could be paralleled with the mechanism occurring in the other fruit plants promoting the return of the bloom or the onset of alternative bearing, this latter being an unwanted trait that negatively affects fruit production.

Because of the inhibitory role of EZH2 in physiological myogenic differentiation, we asked whether the observed impaired proliferation of EZH2-depleted RD cells might be paralleled with the recovery of the myogenic fate even in the presence of 10% serum.

The downregulation was paralleled with the reduction in the circulating AGEs.

When the polarization of the incident infrared light is s-polarized, the E-field is paralleled with the growth plane in [110] direction.

While in the case of p-polarized light, the E-field has a 50%% component along the growth direction i.e., in [001] direction and the other 50%% component is paralleled with the growth plane in [( 1overline{1}0 )] direction.

As the increase in ROS was paralleled with the increase in MtDNA (Fig. 4A) and a reduction in MtDNA transcription (Fig. 4C E), we speculated that ROS might damage the MtDNA, and that the damaged MtDNA may then activate inflammation via the TLR9 pathway (Oka et al., 2012).

In most neural areas, including the otolith-related IO neurons currently studied, developmental decrease in NR2B subunits is paralleled with the increase of NR2A subunits (Quinlan et al. 1999b; Ritter et al. 2002; Sheng et al. 1994; Stocca and Vicini 1998).

In China between 1992 and 2002, the per capita gross domestic product rose by more than 10-fold, which is paralleled with the proportion of energy intake from animal foods elevated from 9.3 to 13.7% and that from fats from 22 to 29.8% (4).