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HUT78 cells treated with increasing doses of BEZ235 showed a decrease in the G2 population, accompanied by a parallel but very modest action on tubulin polymerization, represented by a negative correlation index (r = −0.89) and 5 e)).

Since soy isoflavones did not change primary tumor size and a number of genes that were regulated by genistein or daidzein were up- or down-regulated by the combination diet in a parallel but statistically non-significant manner, it is possible that the effects of genistein and daidzein were neutralized in the primary tumors by the combined soy isoflavones treatment.

More importantly, SSS could be different schemes, different by a parallel shifting, but all of them result in the same performance, demonstrating that only three instead of four switching times are decision variables while designing a Varicol process.

They had reason to be alarmed.Communist Party officials deemed to have misbehaved badly are dealt with not by the Chinese judicial system (itself hardly a model of due process see article) but by a parallel system that doles out the party's own brand of justice.

Thus, tPA mass may mirror an endothelial dysfunction that is not causally related to the insulin resistance syndrome but acts by a parallel pathogenetic mechanism leading to atherothrombosis [ 30- 32].

Mark Monahan, Telegraph, 2006 "The dancers in Spain's national company may be drilled in flamenco, but their style is softened by a parallel schooling in classical dance.

Still others chose a career that was seen as more lucrative, but have been haunted ever since by a parallel life, one they will never live.

The investigation into a crime is accompanied by a parallel investigation into the increasingly shadowy interior.

The failure is matched by a parallel failure of Chinese firms to develop as multinationals.

The president declared the investigation was an outright attempt at a judicial "coup" by a parallel authority within the state.

Maxwell's long span as a writer was matched by a parallel life at the New Yorker.