Additional experiments are required to clarify this difference by systematic assessment of mTOR signaling in different tissues and at different time points and to examine the mechanisms underlying these different responses.
To clarify this difference, scholars came to use sex to refer to biological characteristics, the most obvious of which are the genitalia (e.g., male, female, or hermaphroditic).
To clarify this difference and to understand the mechanism of the RESET process, we consider the RESET from an energy point of view combined with joule heat-induced interface thermal reaction [7] and charge trap/detrapping effect [11 14]. Figure 1 The cross-sectional TEM image of NbAlO film.
The authors could do some work to clarify this difference.
However, additional investigation is needed to clarify this difference.
Further research is needed to clarify this difference.
Several explanations can clarify this difference; differences in finishing surface treatment, testing methods and surface characteristics.
Future studies combining histologic examination and in situ hybridization will further clarify this difference.
We have also added a plot of fluorescence vs. normalized cell length to clarify this difference; the quantification in this plot accounts for the difference in exposure times.
To clarify this difference, the term 'urgency' will be used throughout this paper, to indicate the clinical urgency instead of the NTS urgency level.
