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Teams that target most/all relevant arts stakeholders may score more highly, at your discretion.

Social image and social belonging were more highly-ranked at earlier stages, whereas engagement and mental enhancement were ranked more highly at later stages of smoking.

"Once we really understand what it is about cannabis that increases some people's risk, and in what context, we can maybe start to identify people more highly at risk, and targeted campaigns are likely to be much more effective," said Suzi Gage, senior research associate at Bristol University.

Specialist users, such as mountain bikers, are estimated to value each such visit more highly, at €18 (Christie et al. 2006).

We found that the set of genes expressed more highly at P6 is enriched in molecules known or predicted to be involved in cell growth and/or proliferation, cell cycle regulation, protein biosynthesis and other metabolic pathways, RNA processing and transport, and transcriptional regulation (including a large number of transcription factors) (Table S1).

If so the minor transcript could become expressed more highly at such time points.

Seven spots were more highly expressed at 20°C than at 37°C and five more highly expressed at 37°C than at 20°C.

In the microarray experiment, chaperone-like genes such as HSP90-alpha, HSP90-beta, HSC71, HSP47, peptidyl-prolyl-isomerase A, CCT1 and CCT6 (Table 2) were identified as either being induced by pIC at 24HPI in fish injected at 16°C but not in fish injected at 10°C, or significantly more highly expressed at the mRNA level in the pIC@16°C fish at 24HPI when compared to the pIC@10°C (Table 2).

Gene-ontology analysis confirmed that in both organs, carbohydrate metabolism-related genes are more highly expressed at 2 °C than at 33 °C.

Under both light conditions the known stress responsive metabolites raffinose, putrescine, proline, galactinol, trehalose and GABA were more highly connected at 4°C than at 20°C, indicating coordinated stress responses of metabolism.

The results of transcription factor motif searches at FAIRE signals in the HSEL and MSEL revealed that several response elements such as TP63, TFCP2, SMAD3, NF1, and EP300 elements were more highly enriched at HSEL than at MSEL (Table  1).