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While the exact mechanism of how the APOE ε4 allele affects physiological functions is unclear, degeneration of overall brain functions associated with the APOE ε4 allele [14], [15], [16], [17], which further results in decoupling between physiological control systems, is a possible mechanism underlying the association between APOE ε4 allele and reduced physiological complexity.

In both cases, however, the extent of decoupling between fluorescence and O2 was much smaller than in Microcoleus and the mechanism involved in the PSII core was not elucidated.

The vacuum region in the y direction is ~10 Å to ensure decoupling between neighboring slabs.

A decoupling between vapor generation flow rate and pressure drop in each evaporator is especially revealed.

Our results demonstrate a decoupling between macrocirculation and microcirculation.

Secondly, our method enables decoupling between deblurring and denoising, so any well-established noise reduction operator can be selected in our model, independent of the VanCittert deblurring operation.

Younger, but not older, FM patients showed decoupling between the insula and anterior mid-cingulate cortex, two brain regions that are normally strongly connected in healthy adults, as part of a salience network.

Afterward is attempted a connection between country's performance in decoupling indices and its level of economic growth as depicted by Kuznets curve (UNEP 2011) in Fig. 5.

Another, less radical possibility lies in decoupling campaign support from specific policies.

Note that, due to the power constraint being coupled between the optimization stages of (20) with the weighted coefficients in the objective function while being decoupled between the optimization stages of the MIMO-MAC case without the weighted coefficients, usage of the water-filling principle in the former is different from that of the latter.

This suggests that performance was decoupled between life stages and that the environmental conditions affecting performance during early development do not necessarily equate with performance in later life stages.