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Naively, if the production of torque spikes in our featureless or uniform environment were due to random noise in the Drosophila brain or from any uncontrollable input, the time intervals between spikes (inter-spike interval, ISI) should reflect this stochasticity, much like the hiss of static from a radio between stations.

While this is largely true for conventional pollutants, he leaves off an important causality: the relationship between wealth and a clean environment is due to populations having more time to push their governments to clean up local pollutants.

We hypothesized that failure of maintaining the phenotype of induced MSCs in subcutaneous environment is due to the insufficient chondrogenic differentiation in vitro and fully differentiated MSCs can retain their chondrocyte-like phenotype and form stable ectopic cartilage.

The release of AgNPs to the environment is due to the accumulation in sewage sludge, which is applied as fertilizer in agriculture [5].

Most neptunium (and plutonium) now encountered in the environment is due to atmospheric nuclear explosions that took place between the detonation of the first atomic bomb in 1945 and the ratification of the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty in 1963.

The easier accessibility of the water to the Trp environment is due to the loosely packed hydrophobic tails of the detergents interacting with the protein in detergent-micelles.

Although there are a number of sources, the majority of carbon tetrachloride in the environment is due to direct release to the atmosphere during production, disposal, or use of the compound [ 38].

The limited portability of access to certain aspects of the computational environment is due to a combination of high diversity among different operating systems and the difficulty of making compromises.

Together these results support the hypothesis that the inhibition of tumor growth by OPG in the bone environment is due to the indirect effects of OPG, through the inhibition of osteolysis and the direct inhibition of RANK/RANKL signaling in tumor cells.

The species acts as an excluder for almost all elements and its tolerance to the harsh environments is due to complex mechanisms that include defense and avoidance.

Almost all hazards related to CIEDs in MR environments are due to the presence of ferromagnetic content.