Nevertheless, it has been concurrently shown not only that the covariance matrix can represent a characteristic fingerprint for a physiological state of an investigated system, but also that it changes with steady-state concentrations of metabolites in mutant organisms [29] and reflects such complex processes such as an increase in anaerobic respiration in hepatic tumor [30].
Concurrently, erythropoietin is not only mobilising the CD34+ stem cells, it also increases the number of functionally active EPC as it was shown in humans after administration of recombinant erythropoietin (Bahlmann et al, 2004).
The verbal fluency task not only concurrently requires working memory capacity to hold the already-generated words but also requires retrieval of items from long-term memory storage and inhibition of inappropriate response [57].
The participants recognized the fact that the four strategies overlap and recommended that they should be pursued concurrently as they strategies are not only complementary but also synergistic.
A second caveat is that selection may act concurrently on multiple attributes of a metabolic system, not only on nutrient sensing.
Second, among the animals bearing lymphomas/ leukemias, we observed the diffusion of neoplastic tissue not only in the lung but also concurrently in various organs (liver, spleen, mediastinal and other lymph nodes).
However, we actually reported that we observed the diffusion of neoplastic tissue not only in the lung but also concurrently in various organs (liver, spleen, mediastinal and other lymph nodes).
Concurrently, Retrospecta 41 can be construed as a prospective glance, not only by future students and faculty, but also by the community at large.
We show that, at a narrowly defined time-point, a single TF, SCL, not only promotes haemopoiesis in FLK1+ cells, but concurrently suppresses mis-specification of these cells to alternative lineages (Fig. 8).
