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The early amygdala response that we observed around 100 ms could result from this subcortical pathway activation for peripheral presentations.
In general, a high value of "m" could result in brittle failure of the material while a low value of "m" indicated a ductile failure response that could lead to a high absorbed energy due to damage.
Under this assumption, if the true base is A, an observation of M could result either from a correct call of A (probability 1 − ε) or an erroneous call of C (probability ε/3) and therefore has probability 1 − 2 ε/3, and similarly if the true base is C.
Alternatively, because coherence is a signal : noise measure, the lower coherence in monkey M could result from poorer quality recordings of M1 LFP from the microwire electrodes − for example, due to suboptimal placement or degradation in recording quality due to gliosis around the electrode tip.
The existence of a large amount of m-ZrO2 could result in a decrease in the strength of zirconia.
Although it is unclear how this mutation leads to TGMS, the following observations in other species suggest a logical pathway by which the RNZ m mutation could result in TGMS.
These guidelines presumably overestimate the forces and pressures exerted by silage juice when silo walls are more than 3 m high, which could result in over-sizing, material waste and increased capital costs.
The lack of correlation of SCC with the M-SAA3 and CRP could result from these APP being more sensitive to intra-mammary infection than SCC.
A precise compartmentalization of [Ca2+]i signals together with its relatively long duration and high amplitude (∼100 ms and ∼10 μ m; Sabatini et al., 2002) could result in hippocalcin translocation.
The significant upregulation of phosphate signal at time-points 60 min (compared with 40 mins), for the 100 μ M D8-AA exposed cells, could result from effects of eicosanoids binding to cell surface receptors and activating kinase pathways for stimulating cell growth/proliferation.
These changes in protein expression could result in G2-M arrest.
