There were two main null hypotheses stated: (1) different types of meals (differentiated by main component of the meal) have no influence on postprandial metabolic response in normal weight and overweight/obese patients (analyzed separately); (2) there is no difference in postprandial metabolic response to a particular meal in normal weight and overweight/obese patients.
The reduction in frequency of U7 in Europe from south to north is mirrored by the main components of hg K (a sister clade of U8b1).
This paper contributes to the existing literature by reviewing all event studies for Turkey for the first time, but more importantly; this review leads to the upcoming event studies on Turkey by highlighting main components of a proper design.
The energy of the nodes in the WSNs is utilized by three main components of the node: the sensors, the transceiver, and the processor.
It is very easy to extend the data warehouse by additional data domains by adjusting the main components of OPTIMAS-DW, such as data templates, the import tool, the database schema, and the web interface.
CaMKII is activated by multiple pathways and, within the CM, primarily acts by phosphorylating the main components of the calcium handling machinery and, as such, has a clear relevance in the pathophysiology of CPVT.
Chemical catalysis and fast pyrolysis can overcome these limitations by transforming the main components of biomass (cellulose, xylan, and lignin) from grasses and trees directly to liquid hydrocarbons and aromatic co-products.
According to the safety data sheet for the commonly used black toner that was issued by manufacture, the main components of the toners are polyester resin, carbon black, iron oxide, and a few other elements.
By contrast, all main components of major signal transduction pathways (heterotrimeric G protein signaling, MAPK signaling, cAMP signaling, Ca2+ signaling, small GTPases) are present, suggesting that these pathways are functional in Bgh.
Ultimately, the mechanisms through which large herbivores affect arthropods are mediated by three key main components of arthropod population regulation: predation, trophic resource availability and abiotic conditions (Fig. 3).
