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The autocatalytic behavior of this transformation was further illustrated during slow cooling in the differential scanning calorimeter, whereupon a series of 'bursts' corresponding to a sequence of individual exothermic peaks were observed.
This DNA-directed cluster transformation was further interrogated by identifying the scaffold constituents that support the near-infrared cluster.
Whereas reticulin staining was preserved in the HCA, this focus of malignant transformation was further characterized by loss of reticulin framework (Fig. 7F).
Cellular transformation was further supported by the ability of PDGFB expressing cells to form colonies whereas the control cells stopped growing when reaching confluence.
The importance of the PME region in identifying cellular transformation was further recognised by pattern recognition studies of spectra obtained from xenografts and compared with normal tissues such as liver, brain or muscle [ 5].
The variable lumping structure simplification transformation is further specialized to the case of cascade process models.
Each candidate transformation is further evaluated by a scoring function that considers both geometric fit and atomic desolvation energy.
The transformation is further used to obtain a new hypergeometric identity by employing the so-called beta integral method introduced and studied systematically by Krattenthaler and Rao.
Malignant transformation is further implicated via chronic inflammation itself, and/or alterations of tumor suppressor genes (such as tumor protein 53 [p53]) or proto-oncogenes (such as mutations of Kirsten ras oncogene homolog [K-ras]).
However, the transformation is further constrained such that the first points of the two sets are the same (Constraint 1) and the rotational axis for the ideal model is the vector between the start (p i ) and end (p j ) points of the segment (Constraint 2).
In this case, the ideas on nonlinear transformations are further explored by the students in the following question addressed by Wiehe and Stephan (1993): Due to selection, neutral sites near genes are hitchhiked along with the gene to higher levels in the population until a recombination event separates the neutral site from the selected gene.
