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In Hes1-sustained ES cells, Notch signaling is kept inactive, and the function as a regulator (inhibitor) of Notch signaling seems to be continuously dominant.

It is shown that at any operating point of the ASU, the MMPC algorithm, through model-weight calculation based on plant measurements, naturally and continuously selects the dominant model(s) corresponding to the current plant state, while making control-move decisions that approach the maximum oxygen yield point.

This was confirmed in cells we engineered to continuously express a dominant-negative mutant I κB α (I κB αS32/36), which showed inhibition of both aspirin-induced NF κB nuclear translocation and apoptosis compared to their parental counterparts (Stark et al, 2001).

In most studies on binocular rivalry, observers continuously report on their dominant percept of two rival images.

The pluripotent condition may thus be viewed as a transcription factor battlefield in which Oct4, Sox2, and Nanog are dominant and continuously suppress functional expression and activity of lineage specification factors (Niwa, 2007; Smith, 2005) Crucially, however, Oct4 and Sox2 also provide for developmental extinction of pluripotency by directing expression of FGF4.

The participants will be instructed to wear a water resistant 3-axis accelerometer (wActiSleep-BT; ActiGraph LLC, Fort Walton Beach,Florida, USA) on the non-dominant arm continuously, that is, 24 h/day.

In the previous results, this T-RF was also dominant in the continuously flow-stirred tank reactor (CFSTR) (Sasaki et al. 2011c) or thermophilic BER degrading AGS (Sasaki et al. 2010b).

It has been suggested that the left DLPFC plays a dominant role in continuously monitoring the demands of the current situation and imposing automatic control over the attentional systems (MacDonald et al. 2000; Stuss et al. 2001; Vanderhasselt et al. 2009).

From postnatal Day 1 to Day 21, protein levels of MST1 were continuously down-regulated in both slow-dominant soleus and fast-dominant TA muscles.

Thus, the subdominants tend to be much more highly stressed because they participate continuously in aggressive interactions with the dominant that they inevitably lose.

In the controlled arm movement test the participants moved either the dominant or non-dominant hand continuously, holding a pen, between three circles forming an equilateral triangle on a horizontal table [ 38].