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The influence of linc-RoR on p53 expression connects linc-RoR to the control of cell cycle progression and cellular senescence.

A harmonic balance technique was used to derive an analytic expression connecting the amplitudes of microwave voltages and currents in the array and the frequency of the external signal.

Multiple experimental investigations of this relationship have led to accept that common mechanisms are probably responsible for the two different types of variability of gene expression, connecting variability in a population to variability across a time courses [ 6, 7].

Since CNV and methylation modulate gene expression, connecting these influential factors in the model is expected to give a comprehensive view of the underlying mechanisms of stage-dependent expression alterations and to provide more power for inferring transcriptional programs driving tumor progression.

While the H∞ requires lengthy messy mathematical expressions connected with the problem formulation; the closed loop objectives met robustly over the whole range of uncertain parameters.

The empirical expressions connecting the property with molar volume and molecular mass of selected fluoride compositions are also derived and tested.

This problem can be circumvented by using two separated SMARTS expressions connected by an AND logic, one without atom lists defining the correct stereochemistry and one without stereochemistry but with all atom lists.

The analysis of a nonstationary diffusion process, after transition to the limit of times much exceeding the mean passage time of a single pore, enables to obtain general expressions connecting the effective diffusivity in a porous medium with the statistical parameters of structural elements.

A general assumption under which quantitative expressions connecting g1 to the properties of the object is derived both in DWS and UMOT is that the optical wavelength λ○ is very small compared to the scattering mean-free-path (ℓ s) [ 3, 4], which is the so-called weak scattering condition.

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It is tempting to speculate that genome-wide expression dominance and transgressive expression are connected to novel plant phenotypes and physiologies in allopolyploids.