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Further, comparing this with the HSP expression data, an inverse correlation becomes apparent: culture D.HS-2 also shows the lowest activation of the cytosolic HSP70 isoforms, thus indicating that this culture was only undergoing a moderate heat-shock but shows the lowest reduction of SAg 51D transcripts.

When we removed LTP in our model the PF-PC synapses were only undergoing depression, eventually bringing the weights to their lower bound.

The garden in the south is a new build on the division of a site that previously had a lovely garden, and, though the house on the hill is only undergoing renovation, an extension into the garden has made almost as much mess.

However, these patients cannot be compared with individuals with normal bladders who are only undergoing one single intermittent catheterisation for anaesthesiological or surgical reasons.

Patients that underwent surgical exploration and were not deemed a candidate for CS/HIPEC were excluded from this study, as were patients only undergoing CS without HIPEC.

Ms Ng suffers from a hereditary skin condition and was only able to undergo surgery recently when a donor paid her medical bill.

Four checkpoint inhibitors have been approved for adults, but they are only now undergoing broader testing in children.

The drug is only now undergoing the late-stage clinical trials and Genzyme is aiming for government approval in 2012.

Although this particular disk is ~10 times the diameter of the Kuiper belt, modeling implies that a star like Beta Pictoris, perhaps as young as 20 million years old, is only now undergoing its earliest, somewhat turgid, evolutionary phase akin to that probably experienced by our own Sun ~5 billion years ago.

The craft was revealed in 2008 but is only now undergoing sea tests aboard the USS Harry S. Truman, including moving around on the carrier.

Unfortunately, in this series, the timing of surgical procedure (emergency, urgent and elective) was only reported for patients undergoing surgery.