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Hoji Takahashi, who says he represents a pressure group that protects the Japanese language, is seeking 1.41 million yen (£9,300) in damages from NHK, reports said.

It is uncertain if this IBP increase between supine and HOB30 is a true pressure increase throughout the entire abdomen or represents a pressure gradient within the abdomen caused by a hydrostatic fluid column or a compression of abdominal organs with a subsequent compression on the bladder or even a localized pressure difference [10].

It is uncertain if this IBP increase between supine and HOB30 is a true pressure increase throughout the entire abdomen or represents a pressure gradient within the abdomen caused by a hydrostatic fluid column or a compression of abdominal organs with a subsequent compression on the bladder or even a localized pressure difference [ 10].

In the root attachment zone, continuity between the subarachnoid space containing cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) and the endoneurium of the roots via pial tissue space has been demonstrated ultrastructurally (Fig.  1) [ 42] and represents a pressure-driven egress pathway for CSF, which is a source of endoneurial fluid.

Pressure-related deep tissue injury (DTI) represents a severe pressure ulcer, which initiates in compressed muscle tissue overlying a bony prominence and progresses to more superficial tissues until penetrating the skin.

The blue curve represents a normal pressure flow curve (healthy lung), while the red curve represents pressure flow curve in the presence of hypoxic pulmonary hypertension.

Figure 3 represents a typical pressure signal recorded during a measurement such as the one shown in Fig. 2B.

It is well known that in vitro subculture represents a selection pressure on cell lines, and over time this may result in a genetic drift in the cancer cells.

In the light of progressive fragmentation of tropical rainforests, the creation of forest margins represents an increasing pressure on the remaining biota of forest remnants (Bierregaard et al., 2001; Laurance et al., 2002).

Interestingly, the parasites seem to be more easily selected for resistance to the replication target, perhaps because resistance to this represents a stronger selective pressure on the parasites than a block in early invasion and rhoptry secretion.

Here, we use a fitness function that represents a constant selective pressure on pathways to mediate distinct responses to the different signals presented.