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Hillman's team has found that a layer of cells is capable of propagating signals important to increasing blood flow in the brain.

ERRIS produces probabilistic predictions, and is capable of propagating errors through multiple lead times to generate ensemble traces.

The lower flammability limit (LFL) is the minimum concentration of a combustible gas or vapor that is capable of propagating a flame through a homogeneous mixture with air, so knowledge of the LFL of a combustible gas is indispensable from a safety standpoint.

Exemplar-based filling is capable of propagating both texture and structure information, with the quality of the output image synthesis being highly influenced by the order in which the filling process.

Each modification is capable of propagating redox transformations that involve oxidation of other thiols analogous to ROS and RNS.

WSX-1 binds to IL-27 with high affinity [ 3] but requires cooperation with GP130 to form an IL-27 receptor (IL-27R) complex that is capable of propagating intracellular signaling [ 34].

They are persuaders who are capable of propagating messages through the force of their character.

CmNCSCs were capable of propagating in an undifferentiated state in vitro as adherent or suspension cultures, and could be subsequently induced to differentiate towards peripheral nervous system lineages (peripheral sympathetic neurons, sensory neurons, and Schwann cells) and mesenchymal lineages (osteoblasts, adipocytes, chondrocytes, and smooth muscle cells).

Notably, after isolating each of the subclones, we found that neither was capable of propagating tumor growth alone.

A modern cloud monitoring tool must therefore be capable of propagating monitoring state at an interval as close to one second as is possible.

The fast and ultra fast Kelvin waves (FK and UFK waves), due to their relatively longer vertical wave lengths are capable of propagating to altitudes near 80 km and higher above probably attaining the dynamo region, shorter period waves dominating with increasing heights (Chen and Miyahara 2012).