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In humans, changes of both SST secretion and SSTR expression has been described in conditions of infection and inflammation of adipose tissue [205].

Since HIF induction was initially described in conditions of decreased oxygen partial pressure, the majority of studies on HIF regulation have addressed hypoxic conditions [ 34].

Elevated levels of CTGF have been described in conditions of tissue injury and inflammation, in different animal models of kidney injury and also in human biopsy specimens [ 3- 5].

Aside from sensorial deafferentation, paradoxical effect of inhibitory changes by high-frequency rTMS have been also described in other conditions of altered cortical excitability like Parkinson's disease [68] or neuropathic pain [69].

David Hunt describes collecting specimens in conditions of cloud, drizzle and overnight temperatures down to -4 °C.

Increased intrapulmonary oxygen consumption (VO2ipulm) was described in different conditions with impairment of lung function, including septic patients with ARDS [ 1] and patients with pneumonia [ 2].

As described in "Natural boundary conditions of Gunung Sewu " the prediction of a karst river's discharge variability is very demanding especially in (sub-) tropical regions.

Analysis of the macroscopic structure and turbulent primary break-up properties of the sprays was undertaken in light of jet exit conditions described in terms of non-dimensional numbers.

The self-adjoint extensions which put exactly kj < ∞ eigenvalues into each gap (αj, βj), in particular (for kj = 0, 1 ⩽ j ⩽ m) the extensions preserving the gaps, are described in terms of boundary conditions.

To justify the macrosegregation-improving effect by imposing the modulated magnetic field, we present an additional result under the conditions described in "Effect of periodically reversed Lorentz force" [5]. Figure 6 shows the horizontal profiles of the mean solute concentration averaged along a vertical line for various electromagnetic force modulation periods.

In a Markov model, the clinical situation is described in terms of the conditions that patients can be in ('health states'), how they can move in such states ('transitions'), and how likely such moves are ('transition probabilities') [ 25].