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His central hypothesis is that shear stress is an important determinant of the endothelial chromatin landscape by directing gene expression profiles that determine the vulnerability of endothelial cells to environmental risk factors such as elevated shear stress or genetic mutations such as those of BMPR2.
Arguably, these were defensive operations to determine the vulnerability of American cities to attack.
To determine the vulnerability of a House seat, we used the Cook Political Report's race ratings.
Shibata, M. et al. Caspases determine the vulnerability of oligodendrocytes in the ischemic brain.
To determine the vulnerability of young athletes, the study tracked 50 players on three youth teams in Virginia and North Carolina for a season.
Coastal impact models can help determine the vulnerability of areas and populations to changes in sea level.
In the ischemic brain, the extent of caspase activation determines the vulnerability of OLs to this metabolic insult18.
Despite widespread use of these instruments, no study has been published determining the vulnerability of neuropsychological malingering measures to explicit coaching or brain injury information.
The model clearly resolves the importance of bimodality and a patch form represented by a dome shape in determining the vulnerability of a species to a biomass or abundance underestimate.
As a result, population dynamics at the edges of the distribution range are critical in determining the vulnerability of species to changing climate and, ultimately, for their long-term persistence: colonization by leading populations (that is, cold limits at high elevation and latitude 2,11 and extirpation of trailing populations (warm limits at low elevation and latitude 12,13.
Volume, in contrast, is crucial in determining the vulnerability of Arctic sea ice to rapid future reductions (since thin ice is much more prone to react strongly to a single warm summer, making single very-low sea-ice summers more likely), and the thickness of the ice determines the exchange of heat between ocean and atmosphere.
