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It hence demonstrates that process design and bulk validation will need to integrate not only proteomic but also cellular biology tools to meet regulatory authority's requirements and limit process variability.
Thus, rasl11b MO-ATG mediated knock down suppresses a large fraction of Zoep early defects and hence demonstrates that Rasl11b function is partially responsible for Zoep phenotype.
ΔSTE tightly correlated with plasticity factor (PF, see methods) values in control animals (Pearsons, r = 0.855; p = 0.0001, n = 28), hence demonstrating that test-pulse-evoked neuronal activity in the bursting phase was the reason for the subsequent LTP (Fig. 6B).
Hence, demonstrating that earlier breeding is an adaptive response to climate change requires showing that selection for earlier breeding is stronger with (as opposed to without) climate change, in the absence of a less-than-perfect plastic response.
The blank c-SLN at same concentration did not show reduction in cell viability, hence demonstrating that c-SLN formulation excipient has no significant effect on cell viability of pancreatic cancer cells (Fig. 3b).
We report the weakness of this cryptosystem and hence demonstrate that in its actual design, it cannot be used in the real world applications and it needs to be first enhanced by avoiding the design drawbacks reported in this work.
The results show that the spatio-temporal interpolation mechanism fails to perceive the stimulus in the dichoptic condition and hence demonstrate that the interpolation mechanism has no access to the reliable monocular information but rather has to rely entirely on binocular motion information.
Our results do not support the different types of validity evidences, hence demonstrating that the DASH, in its present format, is not an ideal measure for this population.
Hence, demonstrating that even class IIb FBAs can be vulnerable to small molecules such as HCA, or other small molecules derived from that platform, which are designed to exploit the dynamic nature of the Z-loop.
These effects were not associated with changes in cholesterol levels between genotypes or exposure regimens and hence demonstrate that decreased mitochondrial antioxidant capacity can increase susceptibility to CVD development.
