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The network of post-transcriptional and post-translational modifications ensures temporally and spatially appropriate patterns of downstream stress-related gene expression.

In very recent years, these districts themselves have become objects of investment interests leading to a new era of potential gentrification in Doha's central areas and a subsequent move of migrant communities from areas they managed to spatially appropriate for their needs.

Mossy fibers may therefore innervate abnormally dispersed CA3 pyramidal cells in a spatially appropriate fashion in KO mice.

The network of transcriptional, post-transcriptional and post-translational modifications ensures temporally and spatially appropriate patterns of stress-responses.

Chd4 −/− embryos expressed CDX2 and TEAD4 in spatially appropriate patterns, in that nuclear localisation of both was detected exclusively or predominantly in outer cells, respectively (Fig. 3A-D).

Data sources were considered spatially appropriate if data were available at, or could be aggregated or interpolated to represent, the county level for all 50 states.

The SWAMI is designed to acquire co-located video imagery and hyperspectral data to study basic remote sensing questions and to link landscape level trace gas fluxes with spatially and temporally appropriate spectral observations.

Indeed, a platelet-based neuroprotective mechanism capitalises on the fact that platelets are frontline responders to injury capable of releasing anti-apoptotic effectors in a spatially and temporally appropriate manner.

Further analysis of the global data set of deep particle flux by Wilson et al. [ 2012] has shown that the use of geographically weighted regression analysis (GWR), which allows model parameters to vary spatially, is more appropriate than the single multiple linear regression used by Klaas and Archer [ 2002] and Le Moigne et al. [ 2012] and others.

The approaches presented allow for the development of maps at spatial scales that are appropriate for making spatially explicit management recommendations.

In the case of an oscillator module, when subject to a gradient, we find that if the elements are non-diffusible, then temporal oscillations are observed in appropriate spatial regions, which are however spatially irregular.