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The responses to the comments below and the ensuing changes to the manuscript should provide additional evidence for the plausibility of the biological assumptions.

The investment amount and the value of the ensuing benefits changed with the number of VMs (in terms of number of users).

PFOS induced changes to the cell membrane, and the ensuing changes in the uptake of toxic substances may play a role in these observations [244].

While entirely in agreement with the conclusions of these authors, Penh was used as an all-integrating endpoint mirroring the apparent loss in the elastance of pulmonary parenchymal tissue with ensuing changes in the control of breathing.

However, changes in ghrelin levels after bariatric surgery have been inconsistent and unrelated to the ensuing changes in insulin sensitivity (76).

Activation and repression of transcription factors and the ensuing changes in gene regulation seem to be hallmarks of the molecular mechanisms of Aroclor 1254.

A second, more causative approach has been to remove or inactivate key structures in the head direction circuit, and to assess the ensuing changes in spatial behavior (e.g., Vann, 2005; Taube et al., 1992; Wilton, Baird, Muir, Honey, & Aggleton, 2001).

These arrangements inevitably impact on health workers' skills and status, their working culture, and their relationships with patients – and the ensuing changes in relationships may both encourage and hinder the motivation to provide good care.

The modified permeability properties of the channel and the ensuing changes in functional null potential result in significant modification of the synaptic current driving force and magnitude, and are able to produce major effects on neuronal excitability.

Our finding of PEPD binding to ErbB2 and the ensuing changes are summarized in Figure 6a.

Recent studies had shown that the occupation by REST of the various chromatin regions and the ensuing changes of gene transcription occur differently in various contexts [ 20].