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A similar comparison with the down-regulated genes in our study resulted in 46 commonly responding genes (Fig. 6).

Dll4 is strongly expressed by endothelial cells of sprouting angiogenic vessels, which are commonly responding to VEGF signals.

The ESR was identified by Brown and colleagues where a commonly responding set of genes (~900) was modulated upon exposure to a wide variety of environmental stressors including temperature shock, hydrogen peroxide and hyper- and hypo-osmotic shock [ 15].

China commonly responds to American arms sales to Taiwan by suspending military dialogue.

The police have commonly responded by baton-whipping the demonstrators, often in the head, firing tear gas and rubber-coated bullets and arresting thousands.

The Outers commonly respond that EU leaders would ultimately swallow their anger and cut a special sweetheart deal for Brexiting Britain because it would be in their self-interest to continue trading with one of the world's largest economies.

However, representationalists have more commonly responded to this issue by drawing a distinction between explicit and implicit belief.

Individual HVC neurons almost always responded to songs in the adult repertoire and commonly responded even more strongly to a tutor song.

However, it was found that the addition of LRC to the EM resulted in positive changes for the variables that commonly respond to treatments with humic amendments.

Even when confronted with an exemplary extensive fossil record showing step-by-step transitions, as is now available for the evolutionary transition from land mammals to whales, creationists commonly respond that such an array of fossils corresponds to species that are not along a direct line of descent and therefore not evidence of macroevolutionary change.

However, conservatives commonly respond with the idea that Islam is not a religion.