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Correlated force generation and calcium transient responses recorded via the use of genetically encoded calcium indicators (Chen et al., 2013) enabled continuous optical monitoring of the relationship between stimuli and functional effects, thus bridging a significant gap in current testing methods (Dambach and Uppal, 2012).

They considered both enantiomers in their studies and came to the conclusion that directional motion originated from the asymmetric potential-energy surface of the chiral molecules and time-correlated forces created by laser-permanent dipole interactions.

For this an appraisal of the actual bridge dynamic behaviour is made first by using an experimentally calibrated mathematical numerical model, including correlated aeroelastic forces along the spans.

To characterize the surface properties, thermodynamic measurements of liquid contact angle and surface free energy were correlated to atomic force microscopy (AFM) observations.

Jump height and hand grip strength were strongly correlated to leg press force (r = 0.82 and 0.59, respectively) and can also be used to identify fallers, although with slightly lower specificity.

The larger variance of female group size could tend to include female group size in the model first, thereby possibly forcing the correlated measure of male group size out of the models.

Local E-cadherin-GFP intensities were then randomized within the sub-junctional segments of various lengths and correlated with calculated cell cell forces from the corresponding segments (randomized pairings).

The traction force increase positively correlated with cell spreading.

Therefore, functions for food join Tryp_SPc, GST and CYP450 together; and roles in diet may be a force driving the correlated evolution of these three gene families.

This limitation is an artifact of the simple scheme I use in applying Brownian forces and toques; a different / more sophisticated approach should be developed, e.g. applying correlated, instead of random, Brownian forces to adjacent segments.

We proposed that chemosensory perception is one of the potential forces driving the correlated evolution of these three gene families.