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The main results presented below are qualitatively robust to altering the age range to include persons ages 28 and 29 at the time of the census or exclude persons age 23 at the time of the census.
The parameter estimates (Table 2) are very similar across analyses, suggesting that the model is indeed robust to altering foreground and background branches.
Such pattern is robust to alterations of the model parameters and simulated failures predict altered spatio-temporal patterns that mimic those described for several mutants.
Multispecific molecular effectors that target sequences common to more than one gene or receptor have the potential to alter robust disease phenotypes.
The aim of this work was to study the strategy by which organisms modify complex traits in order to inspire the design of new therapeutic tools that are able to alter robust disease phenotypes.
And Germans might take comfort from the idea that they now have a democracy robust enough to be able to alter the balance occasionally.
sscMap differs from these approaches by exploring the avenue of selecting robust candidates for the potential to alter the phenotype of disease using a modified framework of the original Connectivity Map.
The landscape model suggests that both robust, difficult-to-alter T-cell phenotypes and flexible T cells with further differentiation potential may be represented just by quantitative changes in the shape and relative depth of the attractor basins.
Although here we have put emphasis on feedback circuits, feedforward regulatory loops can also contribute to robust altered activity of EGFR-dependent signaling in glioblastoma.
However, while ACT1 treatment alone was able to alter MCF7 proliferation, it did not appear to have a robust effect on BT474 cell number.
In the cases of Modi and Trump, two recently empowered strongmen presiding over relatively robust democratic systems, the question is whether their populism and authoritarian instincts will allow them to alter the laws of democratic accountability.
