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Moreover, stochastic gene expression renders the dose-response behavior of a population of B cells substantially graded, a result that is consistent with experimental observations.
In a stochastic gene expression environment, the response to both antigen and TCDD at the cell population level appears to be substantially graded even though activation of individual cell is a binary, all-or-none phenomenon.
In our implementation of the B cell differentiation network, sufficiently large stochastic fluctuations in Blimp-1 expression result in substantially graded response for percentage plasma cell formation with an estimated Hill coefficient close to 1.
By contrast, FIGO grade 3 and 2 tumors both differed substantially from grade 1 tumors (Fig. 2A).
Because she has the joy of dancing to look forward to several hours every day, tiny academic classes and teachers who are immensely sensitive to the needs of artistic youngsters, our child has made substantially better grades (even making the honor roll) and has gained self-confidence she would never have gotten in our local school.
Patients in Arm A had substantially more grade 3/4 nonhematologic toxicity, primarily skin toxicity, hand foot syndrome, mucositis, and hypertension.
In our sample, students using the structuring interpretation guide achieved substantially better grades for the documentation of their clerkship (Table 3).
The maximal APP score was documented at 24 h after induction of experimental glaucoma, with similar, somewhat lower values obtained at 3 and 7 days, and a substantially lower grade at 14 days (Table 1).
Their damage may be substantially mitigated by creating a FGM-Functionally Graded Material composite with optimized mechanical behavior.
Phosphorylation of LKB1 was constitutively present in grade I and grade II chondrocytes, but was substantially decreased in grade III chondrocytes, where there was decrease in AMPK phosphorylation.
We therefore reported the models that did not include grade in school, but note that our conclusions would not be altered substantially by including grade in school as a covariate.
