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Hence our identification and initial characterization of distinct breast cancer vasculature subtypes is a novel finding that emphasizes the concept that breast cancer heterogeneity extends to the different subcomponents of the tumor microenvironment.

Recent studies have provided higher specificity, by dissociating the neural correlates of different subcomponents of complex memory tasks, and the cognitive roles of different subregions of larger brain areas.

Finally, only 5/11 complexes in stem and 2/9 in root encompassed subunits with identical patterns of regulation, demonstrating that the different subcomponents of a complex can be differentially regulated in neo-synthetized B. napus.

In this way, we assessed the functional integrity (in terms of behavioural outcome) of the brain circuits that underlie these different subcomponents of working memory.

That is, the sequentially distributed electrodes eventually activated different parts (branches) of the motor nerve and, as a consequence, different subcomponents of soleus muscle.

However, none of these studies examined the independent prospective associations between different subcomponents of objectively measured physical activity, i.e., time spent sedentary, at light-intensity activity and at moderate- and vigorous-intensity physical activity (MVPA), and self-reported TV viewing with insulin resistance.

The relative importance of time spent at different subcomponents of physical activity, including time spent sedentary and at MVPA, in association with various metabolic health outcomes needs further study.

Thus, proteins involved in different subcomponents of a complex are separated from each other by many interactions in the predicted scaffolds, whereas proteins involved in the same subcomponents are close to each other.

According to this finding, different subcomponents of muscles must be activated at a frequency of 10 Hz.

This lack of selective signal, may be due to opposing evolutionary forces acting on different subcomponents of sperm, such as head length and axomenal length that comprise total length.

I have reviewed cognitive training studies that administered a relatively heterogeneous battery of training tasks targeting different subcomponents of attentional control (e.g., Rueda et al., 2005; Wass et al., 2011) and others that administered more homogenous training targeting a single component of cognition (e.g., visuospatial working memory; Thorell et al., 2009).