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(vi), promoting the uptake of glutamate: uptake of glutamate into synaptic vesicles is an ATP-dependent process, thereby depending on creatine to maintain ATP [ 77].

Thereby, depending on wavelength of excitation, the photoconductivity relaxations were described either a stretched exponential function (1) at excitation with λ = 650 nm or a function (2) at excitation with λ = 980 nm.

Thereby, depending on the input i, the following statement S can either be derived to S 1 ′ or S 2 ′ : For an instant where input i holds, i.e., E 1 i = true, the if-branch is entered and the statement is reduced by the transition rules to: 〈 E 1, C0, S 〉 ↠ C 〈 S 1 ′, { x= true, y= true }, { C0 } 〉.

Participant responsiveness refers to those delivering as well as those receiving the intervention, thereby depending on its acceptance and acceptability [ 11, 13].

As a dictionary user, one thereby depends on term equivalence listed in the respective dictionary.

The accuracy of the concentration determined may be related to how the analyte is distributed in the dextran matrix and to its distance from the gold surface, and may thereby depend on the conversion of the SPR signal to mass.

Optimal downregulation levels thereby depend on the typical durations of the stress and growth environments.

The degree to which feature vectors can be reduced thereby depends on the correlation between measured values, which is specific to the analysed network.

The evaluation of an increase to be significant thereby depends on the stage of the algorithm and has to be done in comparison to the neighbouring absolute costs.

The magnitude of the shrinkage thereby depends on γ k 2 (the strength of the prior) and on N p (the "strength" of the data).

The biochemical strength of the fibrous cap thereby depends on its extracellular matrix composition with fibrillar collagen, especially type I and III, providing structural stability by cross linkage [ 2].