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Because a proportionally equal increase of both C-terminal fragments could result either from equally enhanced cleavage at the α- and β-site or reduced γ-cleavage, we also determined Aβ after RNAi down-regulation of calsyntenin-1.

The project has equally enhanced national capacities to adequately address and respond to trafficking.

Indeed, the FLAP values at the leading edge for Case-1 with and without boosting of G-actin advection are equally enhanced relative to what is found in Case-0 and differ from each other by not more than 1.5% at all time points (data not shown).

Furthermore, knockdown of KLF17 or Smad3 alone almost equally enhanced cell growth.

Chronic BA and SB supplementation alone equally enhanced high-intensity intermittent upper-body performance in well-trained athletes.

Coughing is readily differentiated from enhanced breaths (sighs), often associated with stimuli inducing bronchospasm, which have a roughly symmetric pressure signature (with equally enhanced inspiratory and expiratory pressures) and slower cycle.

Equally troubling, enhanced security measures put in place in recent years cover only 40percentt of the potential bomb material in Russia, according to an authoritative report last week from Harvard's Project on Managing the Atom.

And for those passengers who exercise their rights to opt out of these new checks, the alternative is equally embarrassing: the "enhanced" pat-down includes contact with breasts and genitalia.

The F4W mutant was equally thermostable with enhanced SDS stability.

Computed tomography (CT) revealed a low-density area in the same area, the interior of which enhanced equally.

This energy is stored as magnetic energy in the magnetotail lobes until released by reconnection in the magnetotail, being roughly equally partitioned between enhanced particle precipitation and Joule heating in the ionosphere; energization of the ring current; and loss in plasmoids and the postplasmoid plasma sheet [ Richardson et al., 1987; Ieda et al., 1998].