286 (80%) of these 'unstimulated sites' are located within +/- 100bp to a corresponding peak in the stimulated set.
These results demonstrate that TMS-evoked potentials are sensitive (non-stereotypical) and repeatable (non-random) responses and that they reflect, deterministically, particular properties of the stimulated set of cortical neurons.
Because the programming instructions for growing a human body reside in every human cell, in the form of 46 chromosomes that contain roughly 100,000 genes, most cells, properly stimulated, could set the regrowth of a limb in motion.
For instance, the application of various FDR adjustment procedures to the interferon stimulated gene set resulted in the loss of all true positives (Table 4).
Possibly contributing to taking this step, participants were stimulated to set goals and develop concrete action plans [ 8, 14, 22].
Following the small-step approach of our intervention [ 15], participants should therefore be stimulated to set intermediate goals.
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Again, the Pearson correlation coefficient was calculated for these probe sets and a coefficient of 0.27 was obtained for the 4 h stimulated probe sets (IL-1β versus TNF-α), which increased, as expected, to 0.92 when IL-1β was correlated versus IL-17/TNF-α (see Additional file 7, Figure S2).
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To test that the assay was working properly, we stimulated one set of explants with 10 ng/ml of IL-1β and detected 2.2 μmol/l nitrate per milligram wet weight of tissue.
For both control and NPY stimulated data sets measurements of D and particle concentration did not show time dependence over the room temperature recording period (Supplementary Fig. 2) and were therefore pooled.
