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In initial studies, we showed that degradation of ATZ in human cell line models was partially abrogated by chemical inhibitors of autophagy, such as 3-methyladenine, wortmannin, and LY-294002 [ 14].
Actually, both types of models are partially correct.
The models were partially validated and used for planning of rare plant conservation and highway construction.
The proposed models were partially verified by a laboratory dataset and numerical calculations without consideration of deformation.
This work reviews existing models of endothelial assembly in fibrin gel and posits that differerences between models are partially caused by microstructural differences in fibrin gel.
Some of the images are not "pure" nudes; there are works in which models are partially clad, but the overall impact of bodies -- male and female -- in all their forms, is revealing of the human condition, of our desires and urges for ourselves and others.
To investigate the impact of nonlinear kinetics on model sensitivity, both models were partially linearised (denoted here as Partially Linear Degradation models, PLD) by replacing the Michaelis-Menten degradation terms with mass action kinetics as described in Methods.
Again, our data indicated that p570-expanded CD4+CD25+ T cell-mediated protective effects in two models were partially due to IL-10/TGF-β secretion of these cells as blockade of IL-10/TGF-β activities in vivo dramatically abrogated the prevention from diabetes development which was mediated by p570-expanded CD4+CD25+ T cells (Figure 10a and b).
However, parameter values such as rate constants in these models were partially taken from literature and partially estimated through experimental data.
Altogether the survey showed that in 9 papers the implementation proved the model to be correct, 5 other models were partially correct.
The theoretical bases of the different models are partially overlapping and cannot in all cases be strictly separated from each other.
