In animal studies it appears that its up-regulation may be a characteristic of activity-induced neural plasticity responses [ 260].
From these studies, it appears that starch may be well suited for applications of in-place, anaerobic sediment bioremediation.
From preliminary catalytic reaction studies it appears that the catalysts so prepared are promising with respect to their interesting performances in the oxidative dehydrogenation (ODH) of propane.
From recent studies, it appears that the fraction of the released energy going into accelerated electrons is lower, on average, for smaller flares than for larger flares.
Based on these studies, it appears that a single electrical impedance test could provide information for the design, quality control/quality assurance, and utilization of EPC.
Based on the consistency of the findings from all three studies, it appears that the J-shaped relationship between interpregnancy interval and adverse birth outcomes is causal.
From well to tank studies it appears that hydrogen derived methanol compares favourably with liquid or compressed hydrogen both in terms of production cost and energy efficiency.
In the light of these studies, it appears that echocardiography may help further improve currently used risk assessment models by allowing detection of subclinical cardiac abnormalities associated with future cognitive impairment.
On imaging studies it appears as a well-circumscribed, slightly lobulated mass, isointense to muscle on T1-weighted images (WI) and hyperintese on T2-weighted images (WI).
Based on these studies, it appears that the category 3 particles are not associated with Itokawa but their specific site of origin is difficult to determine.
From these studies, it appears that the occlusal contact of implant prostheses is the same level on natural teeth, regardless of clenching strength, and that occlusal load on implant prosthesis increases more than contralateral natural teeth as clenching strength increases.
