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Early users in Kansas City report that instant access to video content, without buffering, has been one of the network's most appealing aspects.

Buffering has been described in model organisms.

This type of buffering has been suggested for multiple proteins, including several endocytosis cofactors (Denker et al, 2011), and has recently been demonstrated for complexin in molecular detail (Wragg et al, 2013).

Metastasis inhibition through tumour buffering has been confirmed experimentally through oral administration of sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3, pKa 6.3) to severe combined immunodeficient mice bearing MDA-MB-231 and PC3M tumours (Robey et al, 2009).

Other physiological roles, in addition to intracellular pH buffering, have been suggested for M-Carn (for a brief summary see Sale et al. 2010), with the result that there may be further benefits in increasing the M-Carn content.

From comparisons between the model and experiments, a buffering reaction has been proposed.

In this study, a new class of cSCKs with tunable buffering capacities has been developed by altering the amounts of histamines and primary amines incorporated into their crosslinked shell regions.

The nature of developmental buffering processes has been debated extensively, based on both theoretical reasoning and empirical studies.

The question of whether or not canalization and DS are different buffering mechanisms has been a constant source of debate.

The characterization of wall buffering function has been estimated by means of the ratio between viscous index/elastic index [ 27].

Calbindin and parvalbumin reductions have also been described in SCA1-mutant mice and the loss of calcium buffering capacity has been suggested to contribute to pathology (31).