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The model has properties common to complex biological systems, which explain the basic features of cardiomyocyte function: 1) pacing-induced changes in calcium dynamics via CaMK-dependent regulation, as well as 2) robustness against experimental interventions (caffeine-induced calcium release) and genetic modifications (PLBKO and disruption of CaMK-dependent modulation of LCC).

Especially, aeration during filtration is an energy-intensive step in most submerged membrane systems, which explains more than 30% of total energy consumption.

The microbial communities in straw-conditioning systems were substantiated to have better SCFAs-producing abilities than those in SMS-conditioning systems, which explained the better promoting effects of straws.

But nothing is ever simple in Mexico's arcane legal system, which explains why the drills still whir.

The firm has released a guide to the Face ID system, which explains that it relies on two types of neural networks - one of which has been specifically trained to resist spoofing attempts.

But the nutrition property of BSA on cell proliferation cannot compensate the side effect of GA in the system, which explained the fact that most cells died with the addition of NP-GA (Figure 4c).

A limited amount of space turns you into a structured gag system, which explains why a lot of strips look like they do.

Some departments use specialized subsystems for documentation without connection to the central system, which explains zero values.

We suggest that if there may be common neurobiological pathways between the different pharmacological systems that are responsible for the hallucinations, there may also be unique properties of each system, which explains the clinical differences observed.

Circulating peritoneal fluid is preferentially drawn up towards the right subphrenic space where it is absorbed into the thoracic lymphatic system, which explains the frequency of deposits in the right subphrenic region in patients with pelvic malignancy (Fig. 2).

The ménage à trois of breast cancer cells, osteoblasts, and osteoclasts is linked through the RANKL/RANK/OPG system, which explains why tumour cells home to bone and later on destroy it.