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Our proteomic results indicate that rather than simply reinforcing the NE-dependent signaling pathways, BMP8b is a thermogenic regulator whose function does not exclusively depend on the activation of the SNS but on its direct trophic action to supporting structural networks.
Current design methods exclusively depend on full scale prototype roof tests.
Beyond, involvement of earliest brain responses in the translation into motor and autonomic responses suggests that the motor and autonomic dimensions do not exclusively depend on perceptual processes.
The erosive potential does not exclusively depend on the pH of the novelty sweets, but it also on their neutralisable acidity.
In particular, they show that the earliest brain responses mediate the motor and autonomic but not the perceptual dimension of pain, which indicates that these dimensions do not exclusively depend on perceptual processes.
Design, monitoring and performance-evaluation of a biological treatment plant exclusively depend on the microbial growth parameters of the wastewater.
We demonstrate using lineage-tracing systems that urothelial regeneration following augmentation cystoplasty with acellular grafts exclusively depends on host keratin 5-expressing basal cells to repopulate all lineages of the de novo urothelium at implant sites.
As for parameter, which exclusively depends on the pdf of the sensor-to-FC channel gains, it can only be determined empirically (see next section).
Importantly, pupils did not emerge as vulnerable victims exclusively depending on adults to make sense of their learning and development, but aligned their educational goals to own hardship and aspirations.
As mentioned above, here, we use the simplest case where the level of traffic w i(t) is directly compared to the two sensitivity thresholds and exclusively depends on their value.
Equally, the inclusion of ECT (in both Model 1 and Model 2) exclusively depends upon the condition of order of integration and the cointegrating relationship between insurance market density and economic growth.
