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Furthermore, the cross talk between Pi, ABA and auxin signal transduction pathways have been suggested by Ribot et al. [ 42] demonstrating that application of exogenous ABA and auxin down-regulates the expression of PHO1 independent of the plants' Pi status [ 42].

Evidence was obtained demonstrating that application of siRNA targeting cathepsin L (CatL siRNA) intraperitoneally (i.p).

This is in agreement with previous studies demonstrating that application of exogenous oxidants such as H2O2 result in reductions in parkin solubility, formation of insoluble aggregates and loss of E3 ligase activity [ 11, 19].

However, previous studies demonstrate that application of nitroglycerin, another exogenous trigger of migraine, causes increased expression of COX-2, which promotes the production of prostaglandins, including prostaglandin E2 [139].

The desirable tracking performance is demonstrated that application of the proposed matching optimization method enables the smooth linkage of trajectory optimization to tracking control problems.

We have previously demonstrated that application of the American College of Cardiology Guidelines Applied in Practice (GAP) tools can improve quality indicator rates and outcomes of patients hospitalized with ACS.

It is demonstrated that application of the MDA environment cost-effectively enhances work efficiency, team collaboration, and solution optimality in aircraft flight dynamics engineering processes.

Ryan and Taylor (2006), have demonstrated that application of silvicultural treatment and sustainable wood harvesting of these forests has the potential to enhance rates of biomass accumulation by concentrating biomass growth on larger trees instead of many small trees.

The Tutira trial demonstrated that application of modern silviculture to plantation redwood can achieve DOO values closer to the radiata industry standard and provided a basis for the timber re-grading simulation.

However, if a system can be described by discrete characteristic (thermodynamic) parameters, it is demonstrated that application of Onsager's TEP or Ziegler's TEP represents a systematic way to derive a set of explicit evolution equations for these parameters.

These data demonstrate that application of handling methods that reduce anxiety-like behaviors in mice mitigates the confounding contribution of stress to interpretation of metabolic endpoints (such as glucose tolerance).