Our findings suggest that although both these cell types contain clock gene expression, the clocks in the rod cells are predominantly responsible for driving melatonin rhythms in the retina.
Among CREs, enhancers are abundant and predominantly act in driving cell-specific gene expression.
Intriguingly, McArdle and Plassman, investigating word recall longitudinally, found a genetic contribution to rate of change before age 74, but predominantly environmental factors driving change after this age (McArdle and Plassman 2009), a finding in common with some other systems in ageing (Steves et al. 2012).
Those four watersheds are burst out from the same mountain which can be assumed the biophysical and geology conditions are similar, thus the driving force predominantly comes from human intervention.
However, due to the complex and predominantly unknown sub-surface processes driving volcanic eruptions, definition of a region based solely on geological information is currently impossible.
The CC-chemokine receptor 4 (CCR4) is predominantly expressed on T cells driving the immune response in a Th2 direction.
Due to the fact that recidivist offenders of driving violations are predominantly male e.g. [ 32, 33], our final sample will necessarily be male dominated.
Instead these recreational activities were associated with greater total travel distance, suggesting that they may have entailed additional (predominantly motorised) trips – for example, driving to a tennis court or to the start of a walking route.
In summary, the mechanical ventilation withdrawal process relates not only to the inspiratory driving force driven predominantly by the diaphragm, but also to cough strength, which involves the expiratory muscles.
His graffiti work, such as his most recent piece in Warsaw, Poland, predominantly resonates with the playful ideologies driving the op art movement, incorporating kaleidoscopic colorations into his abyss-esque designs.
