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At the same time, since the role of myofibroblast is centred on ECM production in wound remodeling, significant reduction of P4HA1, which is downstream in the signaling pathway, further resonates sustained inhibitory effects of ITF2357 at several steps in TGFβ pathway.

The visual exaltation of a man-made bowl of light further resonates historically with 19th century American landscape paintings and photographs, which did something similar for nature.

Yannis Thavoris's design for the sliding-walled house, clad in patterns of origami paper, could not be simpler; the initial contrast of Cio-Cio San's western veil with her wedding kimono resonates further when the mosquito-netted marriage-bed spells out the butterfly's total entrapment.

Another statement made by Koolhaas resonates further and deeper: "[This Biennale is] the end of my career, the end of my hegemony, the end of my mythology, the end of everything, the end of architecture".

But the killings resonated further.

They were used by President Bush to dispatch his bombers to the mountains and deserts of Afghanistan - but they resonate further than that.

The name resonated further with them in that the TriBeCa gallery exists solely as a storefront window, following in the tradition of Maurizio Cattelan's legendary Wrong Gallery and Ugo Rondinone's studio window on Great Jones Street — three locations that allow artwork to be seen exclusively from the street.

The voices of these two women have already left their mark, but they will need to resonate further.

Further, recent rumors resonate fairly well that Nintendo is readying a device that would take advantage of their portable design chops, along with the already well-established Android TV platform, with possibly NVIDIA silicon under the hood powering the experience.

Turns out, LA's influence resonated further than I remembered, and the impressions quickly came rushing back as a scrolled through Tullberg's immense archive of images.

Robin's comment resonated further during the Q&A session with a panel featuring Hall, Paula Zahn, Tony Harris, and Chris Hansen discussing their TV journalism techniques and cases that haunted them.