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Therefore we: devise a computational model to identify complexes showing significant differential co-expression and the TFs regulating these complexes; and apply the model on two case studies - normal vs PDAC tumour and BRCA1 vs BRCA2 familial breast tumour conditions - to decipher their roles in these tumours.

Experimental analysis under both conditions is important to decipher and quantify the temperature dependency of the glycolytic enzymes.

Our results strongly support further large, multicenter clinical trials to examine the ways in which progesterone is achieving the profound neurologic effect and to decipher optimal conditions in which it can be used to lengthen the duration of and improve the degree of neuroprotection.

The main advantage of FMT over other forms of microbial manipulation, for example antibiotics, prebiotics and probiotics, is that FMT provides the full spectrum of microbial organisms from a healthy individual and therefore can treat as yet uncharacterized dysbiotic conditions, while bypassing the need to decipher the complex compositional and functional pathogenic intricacies of the dysbiosis.

In our previous studies (Tang et al., 2008a,b), the effect of temperature and precipitation rate on Sr/Ca and Ca/Ca fractionation was investigated and the possibility to use Sr/Ca and Ca/Ca fractionation as a multi-proxy to decipher calcite precipitation conditions was discussed.

Although the nature of OH-defects is a complex function of many fundamental petrological parameters such as pressure, temperature, silica activity, oxygen fugacity (e.g. Withers and Hirschmann 2008), water activity and phase assemblage, certain features of the OH-defect incorporation may be used to decipher the physical conditions of NAM-formation/equilibration.

To decipher this optimal condition, co-culture was carried out with different S. cerevisiae inoculum time.

In order to decipher cell adaptation in conditions of microgravity, the community is in need of a live imaging technology, like the one from Pache et al. [ 15], but that can be set up in flight!

These data are of crucial importance since cell adaptation is a dynamic process; we need to use available technologies such as fused fluorescent proteins and biosensors dedicated to following RhoGTPase activities in order to decipher cell adaptation in conditions of microgravity.

It is hard to decipher from old photographs and present conditions, but the portion over the tracks looks as if the terra-cotta panels were framed in iron straps.

Not many people will be able to decipher what you are in these conditions, which is why dressing like a DJ might be the easiest way to go.