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"This paper lends weight to the idea that nature has worked very hard to make [action-potential signaling] almost as efficient as the theoretical limit," says Häusser.

Finally, this paper lends itself to a follow-up empirical study that estimates the feedback effects from the RTA-induced changes in agricultural technology and productivity to the trade creation and trade diversion effects of RTAs.

The data presented in this paper lends further support to the growing lines of evidence in the literature that each Akt isoform regulates specific pathways.

Thus, social capital as used in this paper lends itself best to Uphoff's [ 26] dimensions of social capital: structural and cognitive social capital.

The interpretation of the data presented in this paper lends further support to the CiMASH model and, furthermore leads to a model in which the CiMASH mechanism is operating at the postsynaptic compartment.

The data presented in this paper lend support for the ephaptic nature of feedback, adding to the increasing body of evidence that physiologically significant ephaptic interaction can be present between neurons [58].

Interestingly, a recent systematic review 18 reported that the link between the presence of a TV in the bedroom and time spent TV viewing was equivocal among children under the age of seven, and as such, the findings from this paper lend support to the argument for removing media equipment from children's bedrooms.

The approach proposed in the paper lends itself to solve flow control problems in distribution networks.

They are computationally intensive and, as we show in the paper, lend themselves naturally to implementation on GPUs, therefore allowing us to better use the GPU's computational power and speed up the computation.

This paper also lends a distinctive contribution to the literature by modeling the first time the trade-off between flight delays and CO2 emissions in airline efficiency problems.

The mechanics of paper lends itself to folding and bending, the cellulose fibres are partially snapped in the area of maximum bend to allow a permanent crease to form, and yet enough fibres remain intact so the material doesn't crack and fall apart.