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An intermediate response was observed for KHT tumours grown in nu/nu mice.

In some cases an intermediate response was observed using co-administration of E2 E4 compared to E2 alone (cluster 2), probably due to the lower potency of E4 (1 mg/kg) than those of E2 to induce maximal gene regulation for these genes (Fig 3, middle panel).

The intermediate response is attributed to the interplay between various characteristics of the power spectrum and "ohmic equilibration layer thickness".

For each drug, only sensitive and resistant cell lines were included in the analysis, while those with intermediate response were excluded from classification.

For 0.01 Hz stretch, the rate for SF turnover remains at the basal level at all times, while an intermediate response is observed at 0.1 Hz.

The effect of ascorbate is found to be more complex, and an intermediate response is instead predicted when ascorbate level is limiting [ 25].

A number of "intermediate" responses are on the table too, he says, amid fears that the economic downturn could "place added pressure on vulnerable people".

When the determinants were delivered individually via pDOM-epitope, intermediate responses were obtained to epitope T5 (mean 915 splenocytesenocytes; Fig. 1B).

During this multiday time period – while "intermediate" responses were returning to normal – long-lived changes to cell fate arose that included the morphological changes shown in Figure 9 and the accumulation of pre-oligodendrocyte markers shown in Figure 10.

While an intermediate toxicity response was observed for C2C12 cells, the NIH-3T3 cells were the least sensitive with an IC50 of 0.614 mM which were accordingly deemed appropriate for reliable assessment of signaling dynamics associated with bupivacaine induced toxicity without undue interference from cessation of cellular processes.

In intermediate grade NHL, a response was seen in one of 16 with refractory disease and in four of five with relapsed disease (Budman et al, 1997).