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Thus, the immobilized NGF pattern influenced neuron behaviour and can be used to further probe mechanisms of other neuron behaviour such as axon guidance.

From this background, computational approaches commonly used in other fields are now poised to offer insights complementary to experiments designed to probe mechanisms of plant cell wall deconstruction.

A two phase model proposed for accounting for linear viscoelasticity of polymer nanocomposite melts [14] is applied to rubbers filled with nanoclay and conventional fillers (carbon black and silica) to probe mechanisms of the fluid- and the solid-like behaviors beyond the terminal flow region.

Finally, we build on the Research Domain Criteria framework, highlighting the notion that mental illnesses can be conceptualized as dysfunctions of neural circuitry present across conventional diagnostic boundaries, to sketch how network-based methods can be combined with pharmacological, intermediate phenotype, genetic, and magnetic stimulation studies to probe mechanisms of psychopathology.

Nevertheless, even allowing for this, to probe mechanisms our study used unphysiologically high concentrations of NO.

Running at the application layer, overlay networks usually rely on probing mechanisms for IP-path performance monitoring and failure detection.

In TCP-Vegas-W, the probing mechanisms of legacy TCP-Vegas in both slow start and congestion avoidance phases have been changed to increase the congestion window after receiving more than one ACK.

The available bandwidth and propagation delay of each wireless network can be estimated by packet probing mechanisms (e.g., the pathChirp [31] algorithm employed in this work) over each interface of the mobile client.

In a non-adversarial setting, we investigate the implications behind giving the end-hosts the power to select routes in the absence/presence of errors in the probing mechanisms they are employing to infer the state of the network.

However, with the effective training of data collectors on probing mechanisms, this was minimized.

A final section, not reported on in this article, probed mechanisms for respondents to translate the knowledge that they bring with them into the New Zealand health system and services.