The objective of this paper is to develop a methodology to quantify the time-varying post-quake aftershock threat in a manner consistent with the development of conventional design ground motion levels, which are typically based on a constant probability of exceedance of a given ground motion intensity.
VEGF in vivo and in vitro induces the formation of fenestrations, again many minutes after the initial transient increase in permeability, but consistent with the development of a chronic increase.
We showed increased staining and expression of S100A4 in the UUO mice, consistent with the development of EMT.
The presence of differentially accumulating transcripts in this region is consistent with the development of a near-isogenic line pair that displays variation in seed protein phenotype and segregation of markers within the protein QTL region.
Therefore, the functional prediction of miRNA-122 target genes in rainbow trout is consistent with the development and maintenance of a hepatic phenotype, similar to the experimentally validated function of miRNA-122 in mammals [ 6- 8], and more recently, zebrafish [ 5, 29].
Our analysis of the distribution of regulator classes indicated differential expansion of certain regulator types in ascomycetes and basidiomycetes, consistent with the development of many regulatory systems from a more limited ancestral set of regulators after the divergence of the two major fungal phyla.
We have previously demonstrated that in 75 day old TG9 mice 2-deoxyglucose (2-DG) uptake is reduced to approximately one third of that observed in non-transgenic littermate control animals, consistent with the development of insulin resistance in these animals [10].
The higher fat-mass-specific leptin concentrations in high-fat-fed mice are consistent with the development of leptin resistance in both LG mice and HG mice [ 46].
That change in dissipated energy during cycling was consistent with the development of persistent slip bands.
His "Porte Monumentale," produced for the 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle, based on intricate, often microscopic organisms, was consistent with the developments in Art Nouveau that were gradually coming to an end.
