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Furthermore, even if the electrode response decreased with use, the initial activity could be restored by performing a new intercalation procedure.

This dynamical transition is modeled by performing a new normal mode analysis from the stretched conformation in Fig. 4A.

However, these two potential explanations could only be distinguished by performing a new temporal trend analysis of tree swallow laying dates across their range.

By performing a new set of experiments, we have addressed the hypothesis that increased calcium in cones is responsible for the progressive increase in coupling observed during patch recordings.

This was confirmed by performing a new UPGMA-based phylogenetic analysis involving all the 12 MLO homologs which have been until recently functionally related to PM susceptibility (Fig.  1).

To assess if uncertainty regarding a clinical question exists, researchers should evaluate the totality of pre-existing knowledge: if we already knew that one treatment is superior to another, nothing new could be learned and we would unnecessarily expose our patients to already known inferior treatment by performing a new trial.

For "Cornbread Duet," the musicians are joined by two dancers, performing a new duet by Twyla Tharp, a choreographer whose love for American folk music runs deep.

By contrast, when performing a new review, no such training data set is available at the outset, and the problem is more challenging.

The main audience was seated at Disney Hall, where the orchestra was ostensibly performing a new suite, by Gosfield, modelled on Holst's "The Planets".

The New York City Ballet will have its annual summer residence, performing a new ballet by Christopher Wheeldon as well as his "Polyphonia" and other works from the repertory including "The Four Temperaments," "Divertimento No. 15" "Zakouski," "Swan Lake," "Dances at a Gathering," "Allegro Brillante," "Ash" "Ballo Della Regina" and "Episodes".

The idea of performing a new work by a hometown composer or Schoenberg's Five Pieces for Orchestra or an overlooked piece like Prokofiev's Fifth Piano Concerto is vetoed in favor of a program that will show New York audiences and critics how well the visitors can play Beethoven's Seventh Symphony or Tchaikovsky's "Pathétique".