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We hence propose that the HIF-dependent increase in glycogen stores is a hypoxia-triggered adaptation that prepares cells to cope with further oxygen restrictions by ensuring adequate substrate supply for anaerobic glycolysis.

Thus, Jing and Dijkwel hence propose that CPR5 is a master regulator of cellular ROS status and/or signaling [35], which has close and complex interactions with other signaling networks to control cell proliferation, endoreduplication and trichome development, responses to biotic and abiotic stress [35].

The current literature hence proposes that multiple factors are important in the degradation of DNA depending on the source and nature of the chromatin.

Lewis (1992, 216) finds the claim difficult to understand in terms of a standard notion of ontology and, hence, proposes that "[Armstrong's] question is not: what is there?

Christiansen (1998) estimated that the leg bones of Tyrannosaurus were not significantly stronger than those of elephants, which are relatively limited in their top speed and never actually run (there is no airborne phase), and hence proposed that the dinosaur's maximum speed would have been about, which is about the speed of a human sprinter.

Ranking of the enthalpic differences upon binding is also consistent with the rankings of the energetic barriers of the conformational changes in the trimethyl and the dimethyl groups, hence proposing that binding affinities are positively correlated with the activation energies of conformational transitions.

The kinetic behavior of DS was analogous to that of CS: it was hence proposed that it interacts with cathepsin K in the same manner as CS [ 44].

Hence, he has proposed that instead of focusing on money – the dictionary definition of poverty – a plethora of measures will tell us how poor children are.

Hence, this study reasonably proposes that Raf-1 is associated with galectin-1-mediated radioresistance.

Hence, a simplified calculation is proposed that only includes these waves, instead of a full three-dimensional analysis.

Hence, [12] propose that everyone, independent of insurance status, pay the payroll tax.