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Prolific rapid replication of H-PRRSV could have triggered aberrant sustained expression of pro-inflammatory cytokines and chemokines leading to a markedly robust inflammatory response compounded by significant cell death and increased oxidative damage.

The accuracy of our method is markedly robust, remaining above 78% for both cytosolic and non-cytosolic reactions when the percentage of given localized reactions is as low as 20%.

In a cross-validation test of predicting known subcellular localization of yeast enzymes, the method is shown to be markedly robust, providing accurate localization predictions even when only 20% of the known enzyme localizations are given as input.

That was a blow for William Hague, who had been backing Nick Bourne, a mild-mannered Swansea law professor, and Mr Hague's chief spokesman in Wales.But Welsh Tories clearly preferred someone markedly more robust.

First, there's the markedly more robust processor that brings new functionality like Siri's voice baked directly into the device.

Induction of HO-1 was markedly more robust than NQO1 in both PMVECs and PAECs, while the level of HO-1 protein was consistently higher in PAECs than in PMVECs (Figure 4B).

Secondly, the switch manifests both mono- and bistable behavior, with the latency III state being markedly more robust.

We find that their method is very sensitive to measurement and system noise, or to violations of the linearization assumption, whereas our technique is markedly more robust w.r.t.

The increase in ribosome occupancy at these codons was larger and markedly more robust than previously reported for U34 thiolation-deficient strains (Zinshteyn and Gilbert, 2013).

Although CreLysM Casp8fl/fl mice present with hallmarks of SLE-like disease, these phenotypes are markedly less robust than those observed in CreLysM Fasfl/fl or CreCD11c Casp8fl/fl mice.

KIKO Dhcr24 was significantly increased by E2 or BPA, but the E2 increase was markedly less robust than that observed in WT uteri.