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While the molecular mechanisms that govern such non-canonical G protein activation and the variety of pathways it modulates (summarized in Figure 1) are still unfolding, the relevance of this new paradigm in cancer and other diseases is clear (summarized in [ 24]).

Another study respondent emphasized that clarity in the presentation of ideas was critical for achieving high impact, ".it's a fundamental component [of high impact] clear thinking, clear framing of the analysis, clear summarizing of the data in tables and figures and then clear writing that's without a doubt, fundamental".

A third of voters did not vote for the Labour Party or Conservative Party, continuing a clear trend summarized well in the Economist.

Thus ambroxol hydrochloride increases glucosylceramidase activity in Gaucher disease and Parkinson's disease with GBA mutation fibroblasts by increasing expression of TFEB, which is associated with activation of components of the CLEAR network (summarized in Supplementary Fig. 2).

For clear comparison a summarized number of complex additions and multiplications for each of our used test scenarios and use-cases is shown.

Together with scarce information from other regions, they do not provide a clear pattern, as summarized by Laštovička et al. ([2012]).

Extensive efforts to dissect the IL-10/JAK1/STAT3 IL-10/JAK1/STAT3y pathway have led to some clear conclusions, previously summarized by Murray [ 11].

These data would be clearer and better summarized with a single cartoon and histogram with DNA, DNA+DNAP, DNA+helicase, DNA+DNAP+Helicase.

On the evidence of this hilarious and humane movie, these views are, like those of any great artist, at once perfectly clear and not easily summarized.

The annual incidence of endophthalmitis in the tertiary center following clear corneal phacoemulsification is summarized in Table 1.

It is clear from the data summarized in Tables 1 3 that the size of a SRDS3 version of a dataset is: often larger than the size of its SRDS2 counterpart, and sometimes larger than the size of its SRDS1 counterpart.