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This demonstration extends the power of translational simulations of acute inflammation beyond the responses of idealized organisms [89] [91], quantitative prediction of inflammation occurring in experimental animals [52], and simulations of populations (clinical trials) [88], [92], [93].
This demonstration significantly extends the ability to transfer active electronic devices that has previously only been demonstrated on planar substrates.
This study extends the demonstration of their effects to the onset of the process of renal decline itself.
The latter finding extends the demonstration of how simple evolutionary processes can result in complex structures [ 48] to the domain of system dynamics.
The demonstration of a conserved CXCR3-CXCL11 signaxisg axin in zebrafish extends the translational applicability of this model for studying diseases involving the innate immune system.
The demonstration is extended to the calculation of the eigenvector derivatives with both the Fox and Kapoor, and Nelson methods.
Close elections in the past three years have produced political stalemates, large-scale demonstrations, extended legal battles, back room maneuvering and accusations of voter fraud — all of which have left this nation ballot-weary.
In [11] Lucarelli and Wang extended the demonstration of [6] to remove the all-to-all assumption.
Altogether, these observations further validate TSS annotations predicted by EuGene-P and give a demonstration of its power to extend the knowledge of a given regulon.
Indeed, the present data extend the previous demonstration of the beneficial effect of HCQ on large arteries [ 17] to the peripheral microcirculation and demonstrate a property of this compound of delaying the onset of vascular functional alterations for a long period.
In addition to direct demonstration of the miRNA, our results extend the recent observations that small regulatory RNAs may be derived from non-coding RNA precursors that may have alternative functions (in this case, as part of a ribonucleoprotein).
