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The poly[(glycine ethyl ester)(aniline pentamer) phosphazene] (PGAP) polymer was shown to have good electroactivity using cyclic voltammetry measurements meaning that the material would be suitable for propagating neural signals.

That gives us an alternate path for propagating living organisms.

Later on, Gerstner in [61] built a new approach to characterize the mean-field dynamics for the spike response model, via the introduction of suitable kernels propagating the collective activity of a neural population in time.

We propose the design of a versatile nsPEFs applicator, based on microwave propagating systems, suitable for in vitro exposure to undistorted 1 3 ns pulses in single and multi-cell experiments.

In accordance with the theoretical analysis, a two-stage solution is also proposed to resample propagated particles that are suitable for invoking KBOT from a computational perspective.

All collected data suggest that glioma tumour cells with IDH1 mutation cannot be propagated in vitro in conditions suitable for survival of normal human cells or glioma cells without IDH1 mutation.

Central to this paradigm is the requirement for patient-specific stem cells that can be propagated in a cell-culture environment suitable for transplantation and other therapeutic applications.

Therefore even when propagated in vivo, they may not be suitable for preclinical testing of anti-cancer drugs or for studying the underlying gene expression associated with novel drug responses.

The time needed to establish the model and propagate xenografts to a number suitable for drug testing is the main limitation of the model, along with the success rate and lack of consistency in the early passages.

We evaluate different flood risk communication strategies, using an agent-based modelling approach, which is especially suitable for examining the effect of communication on each individual, and how flood risk communication can propagate through an individual's social network.

However, this approach is conservative (i.e. propagates false-negatives from a single analysis) and is not suitable for studies aiming at identifying a large number of candidates for subsequent analysis.