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Electroencephalographic (EEG) recordings revealed more frequent bursts of synchronous theta activity in the hippocampus of apoE4 TR mice than in apoE2 TR or apoE3 TR mice.

A new study reports that people who can sleep through anything show more frequent bursts of brain activity called sleep spindles than do their light-sleeping counterparts.

To test whether such differences reflect any aspect(s) of TE proliferation dynamics, we tested whether larger genomes showed evidence of either 1) more recent or 2) more frequent bursts of proliferation than smaller genomes by comparing the shapes of the element age distributions across taxa.

Under standard culture conditions and spontaneous beating, KI EHTs showed more frequent burst beating than WT and occasional tetanic contractions (14/96).

Althoughthey have more significant impact on improving TCP's performance, theseschemes could have a high possibility to cause more frequent burst losses and longgo-back-N retransmissions as the rate of wireless transmission errorsincreases.

We hypothesize that methylated promoters tend to undergo more frequent transcriptional bursts than those that avoid DNA methylation.

The complaints grow steadily more frequent, alternating with bursts of the cloying sentimentality that mars so many of Thurber's weaker stories.

In contrast, in the presence of PTX or bicuculline, very large bursts became more frequent, as indicated by the presence of a peak in the burst size and duration distributions (arrows in Figure 10C and 10D).

The Great Lakes storm, however, raged for more than 16 hours, with an average speed of 60 mph (100 km/h), and frequent bursts of more than 70 mph (110 km/h).

Our results show no such correlations; larger salamander genomes show no consistent pattern of having more frequent, or more recent, proliferation bursts.

He seemed more comfortable and the audience responded with frequent bursts of applause.