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Loss of whole blood is not necessary for the blood volume to be low; plasma loss through burnt areas of the skin, dehydration following inadequate intake of fluid, or exceptional fluid loss can lead to contraction of the blood volume to levels capable of causing shock.

In co-assemblies of the ligand-bearing peptides with Q11, ligand incorporation levels capable of influencing the attachment, spreading, morphology, and growth of human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) did not significantly alter the materials' fibrillization, β-turn secondary structure, or stiffness.

The former situation is further complicated by calcium ion fluctuations to levels capable of activating both of these Kreb's cycle enzymes, which would exacerbate the pressure on OXPHOS.

Expression of tetanus toxin in PDF neurons blocks responses to arousing effects of cocaine, indicating that PDF neurons use a classical neurotransmitter and that tetanus toxin is expressed at functional levels capable of blocking this process [71].

This investigation revealed no significant variation among the growth rates of untransfected HEK293 cells or those expressing either pLuxCDEfrp:WT/pLuxAB or pLuxCDEfrp CO/pLuxAB at levels capable of supporting continuous bioluminescent production (Figure S6).

α-Syn expression levels capable of inducing dopaminergic cell death correlate with the long-term induction of macrophagic microglia; whereas, at levels where only neurodegeneration is taking place, we have microglia with antigen presenting capabilities.

Objectives of this study are (1) to improve the voltage level capable of measuring an induced voltage, (2) to discriminate its polarity.

Beginning with BAC and cDNA arrays [5], [6], the resolution of the array techniques increased to the current sensitivity level capable of detecting events with a size of thousands of base pairs [7], [8].

When co-expressed with the luxAB genes responsible for formation of the luciferase heterodimer, aldehyde production occurs at a level capable of inducing autonomous light production, but not of high enough concentration to be adversely cytotoxic.

Thus, miR-34a inhibition may have affected apoptosis signaling but below a level capable of influencing neuronal death.

This acute hypoxemic respiratory failure was interpreted as a consequence of repeated bleeding at the mucosal level capable of flooding the alveoli.