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One of the most profound changes in any forested region was produced by the introduction of the chestnut blight (Cryphonectria parasitica, formerly Endothia parasitica) to North America.

This signals that more triangles have formed, a direct effect of the new connections produced by the introduction of random topics in hub nodes.

ESC-based transgenic mice are usually produced by the introduction of ESCs into diploid host embryos, generally blastocysts (Ramirezsolis et al., 1993; Stewart, 1993), resulting in chimeric mice that are only partially generated from ESCs.

The effects of the geometric parameters on the band gap widths produced by the introduction of the resonators were studied and the trends were found to be similar for all topologies.

Moreover, localized electric fields produced by the introduction of Au nanoparticles could excite dye molecules more effectively than the incident far-field light, resulting in further enhancement of light adsorption and photocurrent generation of DSCs.

The flowcharts were compared, with emphasis on a before/after analysis, seeking to identify the changes produced by the introduction of the new technology in the laboratory workflow.

Thus, nifedipine pre-treatment abolished the changes in Ca2+ homeostasis produced by a subsequent introduction of FPL at the level of single cells, on the one hand, and reduced FPL-induced arrhythmogenesis in whole hearts on the other.

The ventriculomegaly produced by introduction of this agent into the cisterna magna is thought to be largely obstructive in nature primarily due to blockage of the fourth ventricle outlets.

Recently, various yeast strains as well as the bacterium Escherichia coli have been engineered to produce d-xylonate, by the introduction of genes encoding d-xylose dehydrogenase (Toivari et al. 2010; Nygård et al. 2011; Liu et al. 2011).

The low cost concrete can be produced by introduction of clay minerals such as bentonite as partial replacements of cement in concrete without compromising on strength parameters and durability of concrete.

Finally, we must be aware that the same effect can be produced by repeated introductions of a pathogen into a single population.