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As expected, the presentation of either LiCl or SB216763 reduced the LC3-II accumulation (Figs. S3A and S3B) and GSK3 phosphorylation at Tyr279/216 caused by C42 (Fig. S3C).
The cuts are part of a package of measures put forward by the new government to reduce the nation's public deficit, details of which are expected with the presentation of the national budget before the end of March.
As expected, the typical presentation of cluster headache in Greece is indisputably stereotyped and distinct from other primary headache syndromes.
A helical conformation was expected to improve the presentation of the hydrophobic residues and in the helical conformation the charged amino acid residues introduced next to the hydrophobic ones are forced in contact with the residues on the protein surface to enhance selectivity (Fig. 3).
If coherence is driven solely by acoustic fluctuations, then we might expect that presentation of a mixture of different amplitude envelopes would reduce cerebro-acoustic coherence.
Thus it is important to better clarify the expected presentation of bacteraemia in older patients in order to more accurately diagnose and to more appropriately manage the patient's condition.
Mr. Murdoch said he expected tablets to be "a real game-changer in the presentation of news," and expected "hundreds and hundreds of millions" of iPads and other devices to be sold around the world in the coming years.
As would be expected the volumes of liver metastases at presentation in the groups were the same (control: 81.41±57, PVE: 81.3±88, P=0.98).
The president of the regulatory agency AgCom, Angelo Marcello Cardani, is expected to address the question during the presentation of the regulator's annual report in Rome on Tuesday.
Even when rectification nonlinearities are considered in a hue-selective response profile, the maximal BOLD response is expected to emerge in response to the presentation of the most preferred hue in Block A, and no response to the opposite hue.
We recorded and compared event-related potentials (ERPs) to the presentation of stimuli instantiating expected or unexpected features.
