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The inserted graph showed the definition of characteristic parameters of the MR/MRO kinetics (MRmin, MRmax) according to Strasser et al. (2010), where MRmin was the minimal MR reached during the fast phase (i.e., between 0.7 ms and 10 200 ms) and MRmax was the maximal MR reached by the end of the slow phase (taken at 1 s).

The definition of characteristic parameters of MR/MRO kinetics (MRmin and MRmax) was shown on an inserted graph (Fig. 6a), where MRmin represented the minimal MR reached during the fast phase (i.e., between 0.7 ms and 10 200 ms) and MRmax was the maximal MR reached by the end of the slow phase (taken at 1 s).

(E ) Histogram showing the distribution of translocation speeds of partitioning ParB/ parS complexes during the fast phase (n = 141).

Importantly, TFP significantly impeded the resolution of bleomycin-induced γH2AX during the fast phase in both U1810 and H23 cells.

These aggregates start to form during the fast phase of germband elongation, when the ectoderm extends as a result of cell intercalation and cell shape changes (Movie S2).

Mucke and colleagues have found evidence that for accommodation (response to a far-to-near target), contrast sensitivity of high spatial frequencies is suppressed during the fast phase of the AR [ 26].

The fine NF formation during the spinning is because of the fast phase separation of charged droplets by electrical force [32, 33], hydrogen bonds formation during electrospinning [34], and intertwine among branching jets [35].

At 50°C, only the fast phase remained.

In one set of experiments we imposed on the muscles elongation profiles that are similar to those experienced by the antagonist muscle during saccadic eye movements (and the fast phases of the vestibulo-ocular reflex).

However, in the second row, the faster phase variations during deep fades [39] clearly cause problems to the conventional FxLMS algorithm.

The inital slow phase of myofibrillar force relaxation occurs when all sarcomeres remain isometric, whereas during the subsequent fast phase, cross-bridge detachment is accelerated by rapid lengthening of single sarcomeres (21, 26).