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The derived action spectrum for NFAT shows that NFAT activity is inversely associated with wavelength.

The derived action spectrum for NFAT activation indicates that NFAT transcriptional activity is inversely associated with wavelength.

Improved methodology for deriving action spectrum of photoyellowing induced by UV radiation on a polymeric material is reported.

First, our analysis linking brain activity to the participants' subjective judgments of the actions supported a role in deriving action goals.

It is activated when participants derive action knowledge associated with a tool (Grabowski et al. 1998; Weisberg et al. 2007) and, similar to what was found here, when knowledge concerns a tool's functional and motor properties (e.g., Ebisch et al. 2007; for similar lesion data, see Goldenberg and Spatt 2009).

Thus, results suggest that in stressed fish PAH effects on plasma cortisol levels (and its derived metabolic actions) could be in part mediated by alterations on the monoaminergic systems at the CNS of rainbow trout.

Kojic acid, for example, is an antibiotic derived by action of certain molds on starches or sugars.

The results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed dynamic-based approach that can achieve a good agreement between statically and dynamically derived composite action indicators.

A typology of services and prototype payment mechanisms were derived from action research in Indonesia and elsewhere in Asia by the Rewarding Upland Poor for Environmental Services (RUPES) project.

Its low input-referred noise (1.0 μVRMS) makes it possible to process low amplitude neural signals; the board was successfully tested in vivo to process cortically derived extracellular action potentials in primates.

This outcome reflects a key tenet of learning derived from action research.