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This fact, which is paralleled by a similar behavior of VacA/FK2 colocalization, may be explained by the time-dependence development of both FK2- (Figure 7C) and proteasome-reactive (not shown) spots.
This pattern is a direct result of the dependence of development on energy use, and the dependence of fertility and mortality patterns on development.
Turning to the path dependence of development trajectories, our results are consistent with neo-classical growth income convergence and the evolution of cooperation (Axelrod 19871997a).
Discharge properties, temperature dependence and development trends are summarized.
It is argued here that the second mover expands by relying upon accumulated organizational capabilities based on subcontracting manufacturing, hence implying likely path dependence in development.
We have characterized linearity of the staining intensity in dependence of development time, antibody concentration, and section thickness by means of artificial standards consisting of agarose blocks into which immunogold- or alkaline phosphatase-conjugated antibodies were incorporated.
In the case of nonaffine parameter dependence the development of Offline-Online strategies is even more challenging and only in the last few years effective procedures have been studied and applied [26] to allow more complex parametrizations; clearly, Offline-Online procedures are an important element both in the real-time and the many-query contexts.
The risk for alcohol dependence throughout development is determined by both genetic and environmental factors.
Even though calcium sensitivity is increased through length dependence, tension development is still limited by the decreased maximum tension.
The time dependence of development of DM in neonatal STZ-treated rats in both genders has been particularly characterized in detail in our previous study [ 14].
Grouping criteria were: developmental stage as depicted from the Venn diagram, direction of regulation and expression pattern in dependence on development.
