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Sovijarvi et al. [14] suggested that although larger asthmatic airways are dilated by isoprenaline inhalations, residual bronchial obstruction may still remain in some smaller airways, maintaining a heterogeneous distribution.

Therefore both models maintain a heterogeneous population of cellular expression through out the metastatic progression displaying an inversely correlated cellular expression of these two key adhesion molecules.

To simplify the method and maintain a heterogeneous cancer cell population, all G418 resistant cells were trypsinized and pooled together.

To increase or maintain the avian diversity, our projections indicate that forest managers need to consider landscape-scale configuration of stands, maintaining a spatially heterogeneous distribution of age classes.

Another strategy involves maintaining a functionally heterogeneous pool of tissue-specific stem cells.

Dealing with a heterogeneous population and maintaining a balance between a challenging course and realistic expectations will always be an issue with an introductory math for bio sequence.

In our stochastic simulations, we approximate B as a homogeneous cytoplasmic pool (D b →∞) to reduce the computational cost, while maintaining a full computation for the heterogeneous A distribution.

This hypothesis has also been tested by some Brazilian studies in relation to the process of fluoridation, and it has been possible to observe that the presence of fluoridated water occurs in a considerably heterogeneous manner, maintaining a positive association with better social, economic and demographic indicators [ 13, 14].

The prop1 mutation was maintained on a heterogeneous background.

In this colony, the Prop1df mutation is maintained on a heterogeneous genetic background.

Moreover, mice used in these studies are maintained on a heterogeneous genetic background by avoiding brother x sister matings and genetic "bottle-necks" and thus producing animals that are heterozygous at a significant proportion of the loci (Panici et al., 2009).