Theorem 3.1 addresses the case when the subset of, where is defined via not asymptotically (strict or large) contractive primary self-maps in, has a finite Lebesgue measure; that is, switches in-between primary self-maps can involve no contractive self-maps over finite intervals.
Of note, few participants were switched in the interim period between 2008-09 thethe follow up study in 2012-13, a time when virologic testing was not readily available.
During the dilution series for HER2-E with "normal" there was switching in the ESR1 score between intermediate and low suggesting that both samples had similar ESR1 expression near the cut-off for those scores.
Polymers with APY and PDA comonomer units are electrochromic and can be switched between red in the neutral and greenish grey in the oxidized state.
It should be noted that the members' roles can be switched between one another in GSO group.
They have created an antimicrobial polymer coating which can be switched between a state in which it kills bacteria - eliminating 99.9% of sprayed-on E. coli - and one where it shrugs off the dead cells and resists the attachment of new ones.
By 2012, up to 80% of street lights in Hertfordshire could be switched off between midnight and 05:00.
Additionally, we also found that annexin A6 was upregulated in 3D sphere-forming cultures but annexin A7 was down-regulated in 2D adherent cultures, suggesting that these molecules can be the switched in expression between spherical and adherent conditions.
doi: 10.7554/eLife.04718 Published 14 October 2015 The originally published Figure 1 mistakenly used an image from an earlier version of the article, in which the order of the panels had been switched, resulting in a disconnect between Figure 1, the figure legend for Figure 1, and the text.
PBTB is switched between yellow in the neutral state and green in the oxidized state.
