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Concentration modulated patterns of FGF-2, including continuous concentration gradients, were created by overprinting dilute FGF-2 bioinks with a custom inkjet printer.

Present biogeomorphic knowledge supports the hypothesis that abiotic biotic feedbacks create characteristic modulated patterns of earth surface landforms, adjusting according to biological evolution in the long term and to ecological succession in the short term.

However, the application of spatially modulated patterns becomes more complex when used with irregular boundaries, such as those encountered in murine models, and requires a correction based on the surface profile [ 27].

It is probable that the scaffold component modulated patterns of principal stresses in the collagen component as biomechanical cues for reorganization of cell network patterns.

Events that disrupted the native vegetation cover in the headwaters also modulated patterns of sediment dispersal and accumulation in other parts of the fluvial system and caused rapid, storm-driven infilling of the Poverty Bay Flats.

Stimulation with LPS or infection with virus modulated pattern recognition receptor, cytokine, chemokine and other innate immune transcripts in a distinct and stimulus-specific manner.

This interaction generates a waveform, or temporally modulated pattern, of potential in the PC soma (orange trace in Figure 2B).

Thus, overlapping the spatially modulated pattern across the CARS and SHG images allows us to precisely identify which band corresponds to which sarcomeric structure.

Upon in vitro antigen stimulation, the leucocytes from INDt were able to shift the down-regulated cytokine profile toward a type 1 modulated pattern, characterized by enhanced frequency of High cytokine producers including IFN-γ from NK-cells and TNF-α and IFN-γ from CD8+ T-cell along with IL-12 and IL-10 from monocytes.

The resulting Ca2+ transients showed, after a first Ca2+ peak nearly superimposable in time, very different kinetic trends characterized by a slow and modulated pattern of signal dissipation with the >3 kDa fraction, and a rapid decline of the Ca2+ concentration to the basal level with the <3 kDa one (Fig. 1b).

Electrical stimulation of discrete foot regions evokes position-modulated patterns of cutaneous reflexes in muscles acting at the ankle during standing but data during walking are lacking.