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Average brightness of GFP alone as determined by the single component (i = 1) fitting of GFP transfected cells (Figure 2a) was 1689 cpsm±321 cpsm.
Nevertheless, the remaining oscillation does not appear to be a continuation of the oscillatory process initially triggered by the single component.
Principal components analysis indicated that more than 60% of the variation was explained by the single component for parent proxy report, but only 45% of variation was explained for adolescent self-report.
The amount of variation explained by the single component was 62% for parent proxy report of all children, 64% for parent proxy report of adolescent, and 45% for adolescent self-report.
The concentration of MCP-1 in the cocultures was not significantly different from the simple sum of MCP-1 secreted by the single component cultures (dashed line above Co-Cult bars in Fig. 5B; P > 0.05).
To investigate whether the relation between insulin resistance and cardiovascular disease can be explained by the single components of the metabolic syndrome or by inflammation, additional adjustments for waist circumference, HDL-cholesterol, triglycerides, fasting glucose, systolic blood pressure and hs-CRP were performed on top of model 2 (model 4).
The films were prepared by self-metallizing polycarbonate films with the single component molecular conductor [Au α-tpdt)2]0 (tpdt = 2,3-thiophenedithiolate). It was shown that [Au α-tpdt)2]0 by itpdtature is able to form metallic solid material with low crystallinity.
Expenditure for primary and ambulatory services increased in average by 4%; looking at the single components of expenditure, resources for home care increased more than resources for primary care services (7% of yearly growth versus 3%).
QSPR models were developed to predict the deviation of the experimental mixture density from the "ideal" mixture density, calculated by combining the densities of the single components according to their ratio in the mixture.
As in the present experiments, only the combination of cues on eggs and traces left by ovipositing females, but not the single components, allowed females to discriminate between old and young eggs (Schausberger & Hoffmann 2008).
