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As shown in this work, the underlying 'true' trend value can be affected by the filtering process due to solar EUV emissions during this solar cycle which are not well represented by F10.7.

Furthermore, this work highlights the underlying mechanism by showing that chronic oxidative stress observed in the absence of TP53INP1 stems from impaired mitophagy of a dysfunctional mitochondrial pool (graphical abstract shown in Supplementary Fig S8).

In previous work the underlying mechanism has been explained through mathematical mechanical models.

Despite much previous work, the underlying pathophysiology of these persistent impairments remains poorly understood (Lowenstein, 2009).

In this work, the biological hypotheses underlying IEA is that, the dysregulated pathways full of genes with differential expression variance would be subtype-relevant pathways.

The simulation results in this present work reveal the underlying mechanisms of Dox loading on neat and functionalized graphene surfaces may be employed to design better graphene-based nanocarriers for the Dox delivery applications.

But even after the site works, the underlying management problems are still there, and those should alarm us Democrats.

It has also been well-positioned to do the policy leg-work: the underlying thinking and research that informs policy.

In this work, the mutual relations and underlying disciplines between the contact rule and zero-phase-fraction features for Sm − xi and T − xi multicomponent phase diagrams have been extensively explored, the results of which contribute to an in-depth understanding of phase diagram topologies that are indispensable for novel materials design.

Tactics that will work in more complex games, work here: the underlying structures and demands are the same.

This work adequately exploits the underlying prior information that feature information exhibits nonlocal self-similarity through clustering similar signal fragments and stacking them together into groups.