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Thus, CARcs have been successively shown to fulfil principal pleiotropic roles in the regulation of HSCs, multipotent progenitors, lymphoid progenitors as well as natural killer, B and plasmacytoid dendritic cell development24,36,37,38,39. In these studies, some degree of spatial proximity was observed between all mentioned haematopoietic components and CARcs in BM sections.

This is even more surprising as two methods of evaluation are compared: ranking of real simultaneously presented pictures and scoring of virtual pictures successively shown on screen.

Studies have successively shown either positive or negative associations between immigration and perinatal mortality.

Here we successively show that these diffusion models result in very similar behavior when applied to CO2 methanation, methanol synthesis and oxidative dehydrogenation of ethane.

Second, stress strain curves successively show, from low to high Al content, absence of plasticity, plasticity with intensive decrease of strength related to local damaging, and finally plasticity with work hardening.

On the contrary, the MCF-7 in 4th to 6th groups successively showed significantly increased chemosensitivity, compared with that of 7th group (P<0.05), as the T3 dose elevating from 8 ng/ml to 32 ng/ml.

The use of SEM and CEM algorithms successively was shown to avoid sub-optimal solutions [ 17]; this is because the random part of the SEM algorithm avoids being trapped in a local maximum.

Each participant walked six trials successively to show their normal gait.

The spacing was expected to produce approximately 75% success in recognition if all dots in the display set were shown successively with a duration of 0.1 ms, and with offset of one dot being followed immediately by onset of the next.

The membership function expressions corresponding to the levels 'very poor', 'poor', 'qualified', 'good' and 'excellent' are shown successively in (8)–(12).

For each experiment the shapes were shown successively, allowing ample time for the subject to provide a name that was judged to be correct or not.