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Lastly, an incremental SVR training algorithm adopted for the SVR-based approach not only markedly reduces computation time, but identifies structural parameters on-line.

The prevalence of sexual violence in the media -- especially towards young women and girls -- has not only markedly increased, but also become trivialized.

Ritchie's sensibility, more showman presenter than in-the-trenches producer, is not only markedly different but he's operating in an era in which the old nonprofit business model has come undone.

In contrast, chemotherapy not only markedly increased the frequency of dead tumor cells (Figure 2A) but also produced a cumulative increase in DAB4 binding to each dead tumor cell (Figure 2B), and suggested that DNA-damaging drugs induced tumor cell expression of La in vivo.

TLR2 KD not only markedly blocked the Pam3Cys-stimulated expression and phosphorylation of Stat3, but also significantly reduced the constitutive expression and phosphorylation of Stat3 compared to the basal level of Stat3 in B16 cells (P<0.001, Fig. 2C), suggesting the basal activity of TLR2 is critical for the constitutive activation of Stat3 in the tumor cells.

Consistent with these observations, RanBP9 not only markedly increased SSH1 but also co-immunoprecipitated with SSH1 in brain.

The definition and delimitation of most conflicting genera not only differ markedly among the two anatomical studies, but also have no logical biogeographical circumscriptions.

As shown in Figure 1B, SW480 β6 transfectants not only secrete markedly more MMP-9 into tumour-conditioned medium than SW480 cells transfected with vector alone (mock transfectants) but this was inhibitable by the MEK-1 inhibitor, PD98059.

Not only did oxygen exposure markedly change the resistance of the nanotubes, Dr. Collins said, but it also changed some of the nanotubes from insulators to conductors and transformed their semiconducting properties as well.

Significantly, FCW81 displays therapeutic efficacy in a xenograft model of human breast cancer by not only serving to inhibit markedly the growth of cancer cells but also to block effectively cancer cell metastasis.

Not only was tumor growth markedly suppressed in the SP5-2-LD group (Fig. 3C), the body weight of the mice in this group increased by 10.3% (2.38 g) at the end of the treatment period.