Identity networks stimulated by an interconnected world and constructed in support of or in opposition to globalisation.
The formation of research networks stimulated clinical collaboration across the hospitals within each cancer network.
(3) The third hypothesis assumes that large social networks stimulate physical activity, which decreases the risk of cardiovascular events.
The new network, stimulated by an investment of 1 billion Singapore dollars, or about $700 million, from the government, will help the country leap ahead in an international race to roll out faster broadband speeds, a competition in which several Asian countries are in leading positions.
EPV represents the volume filled with proppant, and it covers the main fracture network stimulated with higher conductivity and contributes most to the production.
Indeed, a coordinated group of genes called the imprinted gene network, stimulated by foetal signals, may modify nutrient transfer as well as placental growth and vascularization.
Integrin ITGB4 interacts with the intermediate filament network, stimulates the Ras and PI3-K signaling pathways, and appears to be important for cell invasion in colon cancer [ 52, 53].
The working model we arrive at (described below) helps to explain how >30 different actin regulatory proteins arrive at patches within 5 7 sec of each other and work in concert to initiate the rapid formation of an actin network, stimulate its dynamic turnover and remodeling, and ultimately dismantle the network and recycle its components.
In the latter case stimulation is at too high a frequency to enlist entrainment and to take advantage of cumulative phase-dependent effects, and the response to stimulation over time may even wane through adaptation of the biological response of the neuronal network stimulated at these high frequencies (Barbe et al., 2011).
Taken together, these observations strongly suggest that activity of specific networks stimulates local neurogenesis and the survival of differentiated progenitors, which in turn contribute to enhanced function (Rochefort et al 2002), or act to mitigate dysfunction (Jakubs et al 2006).
