Each imaging sequence of the mpMRI acquisition contributes supplementary information that facilitates diagnosis and/or staging of localized disease; the PI-RADS reporting system further standardizes this approach according to the respective imaging sequence.
MAS and TW contributed supplementary graphics.
We expected the oral nutrition supplements to contribute a supplementary intake of up to 500 kcal/day in addition to the normal diet.
We also noted that the signal intensity of GFP TBB-2 often differs between the two paternally contributed centrioles (Supplementary information, FiGFP TBB-2S1B), perhaps reflecting a difference in the number oftenP-taggediffersins incorporated into centrioles during spermatogenesis.
Each year when employees have to choose how much to contribute to their supplementary retirement plan instead of making the default option zero, make it the same amount as the previous year.
This study indicated that supplementary planting may be useful in affecting stem-form and branch parameters, although other studies have shown that the trees that result from supplementary planting contribute little to total production.
Moreover, SARM-induced ROS was significantly increased during ERK inhibitor treatment, suggesting that downregulation of ERK phosphorylation by SARM might contribute to ROS production (Supplementary Figure S5d).
No marked changes were observed in the expression of the cell surface mucins, Muc1, Muc4, and Muc17, which are thought to contribute to mucosal protection (Supplementary Figure 3).
Local injections of the traceable nucleotide EdU in light-challenged Cx3cr1 GFP/GFP mice failed to be incorporated in subretinal MPs, suggesting that in situ proliferation does not significantly contribute to the accumulation (Supplementary material of (Sennlaub et al, 2013)).
When cholesterol was extracted from shMARCKS-treated neurons, a further increase of Akt phosphorylation was observed, supporting our hypothesis that cholesterol loss and membrane MARCKS detachment both contribute to Akt phosphorylation (Supplementary Fig S1).
