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The biokinetic and reactor dynamics models further demonstrated that humic acid acted as electron shuttle and electron acceptor with lactate as electron donor, enhancing biological activity and CrVI reduction.

Several other studies in mice models further demonstrated a protective role of Sirt1 against hypertrophic and oxidative stresses [ 64- 66].

Perturbation experiments in GC tumour cell lines and xenograft models further demonstrated that HNF4α is downregulated by AMPKα signalling and the AMPK agonist metformin; blockade of HNF4α activity resulted in cyclin downregulation, cell cycle arrest and tumour growth inhibition.

Case studies of two Boeing-767 aircraft aerodynamic models further demonstrate the capability of the proposed methods.

Gsta4 and Xdh were also up-regulated in both models further demonstrating Hepa1c1c7 cells as a suitable model for investigating TCDD-regulated induction of xenobiotic metabolizing genes.

Dysregulation of cyclin D1 immediately contributes to tumor progression in some animal models, further demonstrating a connection between cyclin D1 and carcinogenesis.

Longitudinal mixed models further demonstrate that eGFR levels declined at an accelerating rate as the AER levels progressed from normal, to microalbuminuria and to macroalbuminuria.

Combined ZD6474 and SC-236 treatment caused a supra-additive inhibition of established tumour growth in both models, further demonstrating the potential for ZD6474 to act in concert with other cancer treatments.

Research using animal models further demonstrates that lack of early maternal care acts as a risk factor in the regulation of emotional and cognitive responses to stress, 39 which may influence vulnerability for mood disorders.

Three-dimensional computer modelling further demonstrated a spatial organization of enamel, dentin and pulp tissues resembling that of natural teeth.

Statistical path analysis using a structural equation model further demonstrated the perception of the odd sensation is directly associated with upper body movement (i.e. postural forward sway), which was escalator-specific motor behavior and appeared after but not before participants had stepped onto a stopped escalator.