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The distal experiments and blood flow imaging further suggest that when whisker stimulation is administered within a critical time window, normal blood flow levels are re-established within the ischemic cortex via blood flow back into the branches of MCA in the reverse direction, flowing from an alternate arterial source via collateral vessels.

We further suggest that when bacterial heme degradation is being characterized, a systems biology approach combining genetics, mechanistic enzymology, and metabolite profiling should be undertaken.

The correlations in Table 3 and diagrams in Figure 8 further suggest that, when infected, an individual with higher contact duration is likely to infect more individuals.

We further suggest that when Aβ interacts directly with tau repeat R2, the tau does not interact with the MTs, and consequently MTs degradation takes place, leading to toxicity.

It is further suggested that when predicting particle dispersion in strongly inhomogeneous turbulent flows, it may not be necessary to devise random flight models which satisfy the well-mixed condition for more realistic (i.e. non-Gaussian) probability distribution functions of turbulent velocity fluctuations.

Swick [44] further suggests that when "teachers see themselves as builders of learning communities" (p. 263) the greatest impact of the experience on learners occurs.

The presence of weeds associated with wet field agriculture, such as sedges (Cyperaceae), further suggests that when rice agriculture moved, it may have moved along with the technology for water management (d'Alpoim Guedes and Jiang 2011).

The results further suggested that, when the 24-hour cumulative rainfall was >500 mm, significantly more meliodosis cases were observed (p<0.05).

Muter et al. (2004) have further suggested that when children grow older, syntactic skills, alongside with semantic skills, become more influential in reading comprehension than word decoding.

This further suggests that rock anisotropy cannot be ignored when analyzing borehole stability, and when drilling the formation having a high anisotropy, appropriate, and indeed, necessary attention should be paid to this.

They further suggest that during lethargus, when active wakefulness is strongly suppressed, the native role of PKA signaling in modulating locomotion and quiescence may be minor.