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Since the distribution and architecture of these compartments can vary between individuals, RTX can cause distinct depletion of these B-cells with individually varying IgA or IgG kinetics [ 30].

We observed rapid but individually varying degradation kinetics up to the rate observed for Venus-mAID (Fig. 2b) or direct substrate-AID fusions in mammalian cells3.

We tested all information request types (Categories) mentioned in Table 4 individually, varying the confidence threshold (CT) required for a detection, and also in various combinations.

However, the peak viral load (Eq.7) depends on different individually varying parameters than the viral set point (Eq.8).

Increased pain sensitivity after opioid administration (opioid-induced hyperalgesia) and/or repeated painful stimuli is an individually varying and clinically important phenomenon.

On the other hand, the fractions of remaining CD4+ T cells in the acute (Eq.9) and chronic phases (Eq.10) only depend on the basic reproductive ratio (Eq.6), i.e. a single number that is a combination of all these individually varying parameters.

Moreover, we tested each indicator individually - varying the number of occurrences and in various combinations - to analyse the importance of each.

In a separate experiment, PDGF-AA, PDGF-BB, IL-13, and EGF were added for 14 days individually at varying doses to cultures of SSc fibroblasts to assess their effect on MMP-1 production induced by TNF-α.

Eq. 3 also shows that the selective pressures on changes to interactions are symmetric i.e., Δ ω ij = Δ ω ji (except for the influence of individually-varying carrying capacities), so there is no systematic reason for interactions to become asymmetric over evolutionary time.

We challenged the system using defined American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) reference standards of 27 species, both individually and in varying combinations.

The uncertainties of TIA-derived z values were individually quantified by varying all input parameters of Equation (6) within their margins of error, i.e., ±1° for δ, ±1° for γ, and ±0.5 m for s.