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Fig. 10 Partial inconsistent reconfiguration Fig. 11 Partial consistent reconfiguration Fig. 12 Reconfigured system.

This suggests, like Lsh depletion in mouse and Xenopus, that loss of DNA methylation in zLMO morphants is partial, consistent with an incomplete knockdown.

Compared to the complete cell death protection provided by the drug-resistant W80A-AKT allele, the protection by the K179M-AKT allele was only partial, consistent with the coexistence of kinase-independent and kinase-dependent AKT signals.

Interestingly, while the WT form of both Drosophila and human Vps35 could substantially rescue a larval locomotor defect, the variant forms could only provide partial rescue consistent with a partially reduced functionality.

Consistent with the increase in fiber size, BAC fxAR121 +/− ; Nlk gt/+ mice also showed a partial but consistent rescue in this phenotype at 30 weeks of age compared to their littermate controls.

Our findings offer a partial but consistent explanation for the biased composition of CNV regions.

Indicators of ER stress revealed a partial rescue, consistent with modest rescue of Miner1 protein levels.

The Ca2+ signal was significantly reduced in amplitude (by 30%54%%)—a partial effect consistent with incomplete TPC knockdown and underscored the importance of TPCs for NAADP action.

Moreover, it has been observed that persistent or even sub-patent infections are sufficient to maintain seropositivity and partial immunity consistent with the concept of premunition [ 42].

SMC completely protects a large fraction of recipients, while intermittent preventive treatment in infants provides modest partial protection, consistent with the rationale of these 2 different chemopreventive approaches.

In the present study, although approximately 90% of patients had an ECOG-ps of 0 or 1, 31 (53%) patients completed 12 weeks of therapy, with five (9%) patients showing a complete or partial response, consistent with the response rate (14%) in the MRC trial (MRC RCC, 1999).