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Transcriptomic analysis of melanoma cell lines reveals that the expression of ROR1 is associated with a proliferative signature, but also correlates with a non-invasive phenotype.

It focuses mainly on structural studies using electron microscopy/tomography but also correlates these studies with functional motility assays and theoretical studies.

Light fraction of SOM not only is sensitive to changes in management practices (Cambardella and Elliott 1992; Bremer et al. 1994) but also correlates well with the rate of nitrogen (N) mineralization (Hassink 1995; Barrios et al. 1996).

This work not only presents the experimental implementation of magneto-metal-dielectric-nanocomposite engineered substrates for RF antenna with 2-4 GHz (S-band) Operational frequencies, but also correlates the unique magneto dielectric properties to the key antenna performance parameters such as gain,bandwith,efficiency,return loss, and directivity.

More importantly, RAD52 in the current module is not only highly exclusive but also correlates with MYC and CCNE1.

Thus, high E-Cadherin expression is not only a prognostic marker for a better outcome in lung cancer but also correlates with response to TKIs [ 14].

STIPO "other-directed aggression" revealed the predicted correlations with STAXI "anger out" and FKBS "turning against others", but also correlated highly with BPI "identity diffusion" and "fear of closeness", ECR "anxiety", and ADP-IV "antisocial PD" scale.

The selectivity to DCAN is not only correlate with the Pd particle average size, but also correlate with distribution of Pd particles sizes.

It suggested that butanol production was not only related to the cell biomass, but also correlated to the fermentation pH and the undissociated butyric acid.

Ultrasonic amplitude and velocity could not only indicate these steps of process, but also correlate to the various injection pressure and flowing state of molten polymer in this paper.

We also showed for the first time that the addition of phytosterols at functional concentrations, not only did not affect starter performance but also correlated with a significant increase in target DNA and cDNA levels in most of the time points evaluated throughout cheesemaking.