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The precise phase modulation contributes to the sub-diffraction-limit focal line, and the linearly polarized light is generally applied as the incident light for these lenses.

The promoter methylation profiles also suggest that epigenetic modulation contributes to improved insulin action in the physically active men, because the modulated glycolytic genes were particularly encoding important insulin sensitive steps of glycolysis (PFKFB1, PKM and GYS1).

Thus, subjects with the ACE gene D allele may, through the increased effect of Ang II, on cytokine activation, chronic inflammation and immune modulation, contribute to the increased risk of OSF and OL.

VU0155094 exhibited neutral efficacy cooperativity with L-AP4 and LSP-2022 at mGlu7, whereas both affinity and efficacy modulation contributed to changes in the glutamate response and the greater degree of overall cooperativity observed.

In addition to low GH levels, high corticosterone levels [ 42] were also described in MSG animals, and both hormonal modulations contribute to decrease synthesis and increase catabolism of proteins, thus diminishing muscle mass [ 43].

Thus, post-translational modulation of Twist contributes to its tumor-promoting properties.

This suggests that in the early stage of vascular injury, fluid flow shear stress plays a role in vascular SMC and MFB phenotypic modulation and therefore contributes to vascular repair or vascular lesion formation.

Lgr5 marks mitotically active ISCs that exhibit exquisite sensitivity to canonical Wnt modulation, contribute robustly to homeostatic regeneration, and are quantitatively ablated by irradiation.

Model selection procedures however did not support that a time-dependent modulation by IAV kinetics contributes to the impairment of bacterial clearance.

In addition, the performance of image recorder, as defined by modulation transfer function, also contributes to the degradation of high-resolution information in the micrograph.

KCR1 significantly suppressed spontaneous beating activity of neonatal cardiocytes, implying that KCR1 contributes to modulation of the spontaneous activity in cardiac cells.