"For a long time, activity at 8A involved local developers who built smaller buildings, on an individual basis," Mr. Danzig said.
Antimicrobial activity of the hemolymph in Tribolium, unfortunately not closely determined, can be divided in short and long time activity.
For a long time activity-dependent mechanisms were thought to be the major factor underlying regulation of pruning in the mammalian system (McLaughlin et al., 2003; Yu et al., 2004; Huberman et al., 2006; Hashimoto et al., 2009).
Conceptual design models are described and discussed considering the long-time scale activity of spent nuclear fuel or high level waste.
The risk of OA at the weight-bearing joints (hip and knee) might be increased by extremely intensive and long-time sports activity, but might not be predominant in the majority of the population engaging in sports, since the amount of sports activity is lower.
According to our hypothesis, the modulation of PC activity over long-time scales should be closely related to that of its paired INs.
This point of view was supported by the fact that during long time transcription activity was only demonstrated for a few plant TEs, and only activated under certain precise circumstances as, for example, pathogen infection, physical injuries or different abiotic stresses [ 14, 15].
Importantly, the catalyst possessed superior durability with 85.87% of catalytic activity after a long-time test (10 h).
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For the long-time scale component, if the conjunctive PF-CF happens regularly with a specific ISI, the PC-IN population learns to modulate the PCs' firing profiles at the time of the expected CF signal, due to the increased long-time scale activities of the PC-IN pairs.
Longitudinal variations beyond weekly and seasonal patterns should be taken into account in simulating long-term time-activity patterns in exposure modeling.
