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In keeping with these lines of evidence it might well be that the dPMC representation of stimulus size-specific grasp described in the present study is transformed within M1 to recruit motor outputs to the hand that can modify hand shape appropriate for successful grasp and manipulation of the object [27].

All plasmids constructed in this study were transformed into a chemically competent E. coli XL-1 Blue storage strain before transformation into the strain used in experiments (Table S2, Supporting Information).

The Glasgow Outcome Scale scores of the latter study were transformed to a Rankin grading [108].

Mitotic recombination is an important mechanism under study that can complicate the interpretation of the rearrangements mediated by complex SDs, specially when the material used for study are transformed lymphoblastoid cell lines which could exhibit a high mitotic ratio.

The Glasgow Outcome Scale scores of the latter study were transformed to a Rankin grading [ 108].

THP-1 cells used in this study are transformed cells that were derived from an acute myelogenous leukemia patient.

The constructs used in this study were transformed into P. anserina protoplasts according to previously published protocols [ 44, 45].

cSonino et al. [ 45], the data of the Sonino et al. study were transformed to make them comparable to the means of the SCCH study.

Values from physiological variables, subjective sedation (drowsiness, absent-mindedness, sleepiness) and DSST (number of correct responses) across the study were transformed to differences from baseline.

In pooling, multiple expression data sets are merged into a single data set (van Vliet et al. 2008; Warnat et al. 2005); typically, gene measurements from each separate study are transformed before pooling to make the experiments more comparable (Fierro et al. 2008).

Hence, hand-loading levels in the Kwon et al. study were transformed from total arsenic loadings for two hands to micrograms arsenic per square centimeter of skin for use in the SHEDS-Wood model, using formulas and assumptions similar to those used by the model.