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Bolus i.v. and 6 h continuous infusion were investigated in rats to mimic a more clinically relevant administration regimen.

Lively attempts to mimic a more social experience with this "stories" feature.

To mimic a more realistic in vivo situation, U251/hCMEC co-culture BBB model was built and used to investigate uptake and location of nanoparticles in U251 cells in the bottom chamber.

The aim of our model was to mimic a more realistic situation of arterial flow, but still in a relatively simple and well-defined geometry, as illustrated in Fig. 2. Various numerical grids in different domains were generated.

Furthermore, we did not add pressure support during PC-SIMV and PC-IMV limiting the chance of higher V T and P L. In addition, variable V T during non-synchronized modes may mimic a more natural breathing pattern and higher variability has been associated with improved respiratory mechanics and outcomes [27 30].

This led to the development of further experiments designed to mimic a more natural situation, with the only source of acetosyringone being the damaged plant tissue.

While CFU assays focus on the myeloid lineage of hematopoietic cells and do not allow to reflect different physiological conditions, the system described here allows investigating the entire population of CD34+ cells and their descendants as well as mimicking a more static and activated state.

Design (c) mimicked a more realistic scenario for multicentre RCTs.

Instead, cells gradually deplete glucose from the culture medium at a starting concentration of 5 mM glucose, mimicking a more physiological situation of hypoglycemia.

Second, a randomized birth-death tree was generated in ALF per simulation (birth rate = 0.1, death rate = 0.01, height = 1000), mimicking a more realistic topological situation.

But Polaroid's camera is designed to mimic a smartphone more than distinguish itself from one.