For large nanoridge spacings, correlations become large as well, suggesting the presence of a long-lasting forcing term.
As a result, user profiles in BESS are multi-layered - each of layers reflecting user interests temporally, corresponding to long-lasting, short-term and volatile interests.
One component of these long-term changes is the activity-driven induction of new gene expression, which is required for both the long-lasting long-term potentiation of synaptic transmission associated with learning and memory, and the activity dependent survival events that help to shape and wire the brain during development.
In the dorsal striatum, RACK1 dissociation from Fyn and NR2B and the phosphorylation of the subunit by Fyn leads to long-lasting long-term facilitation of the activity of the channel [ 55].
Until recently, they were considered to have similar physiological roles, because of their high levels of expression in the brain and overlapping functions, because long-lasting long-term potentiation and fear-associated memory formation were impaired in double-knockout but not single-knockout mice of AC1 or AC8, implying that one of the ACs can compensate for the other.
According to these findings, the association between noise exposure, oxidative processes, and persisting DNA damage deserves further attention due to the long-lasting consequences in term of mutagenic and carcinogenic risk (Emerit 1994; Preston-Martin et al. 1989).
#10: Moreover, the benefits from safety-net and social-insurance programs are long-lasting, with long-term impacts on opportunity.
The height of the bars in Exhibit III shows duration of feelings, based on the ratio of number of long-lasting to short-term feelings.
It's easy to forget that the effects of disaster are long-lasting, and long-term recovery takes the concerted effort and continued investment of the government, the community and the nonprofit sector.
Some nasal NK/T-cell lymphomas, develop from long-lasting EBV infection termed chronic active EBV CAEBVV) infection.
Her influential work, which has had a long-lasting effect in terms of the questions being asked and the methodology used, has been called the "Thelma effect" (p. 351).
