If negative results are obtained from three successive shipments, the following shipment may be imported without delay, whereby increased frequency of sampling of this type of product may still continue.
An example student response which satisfies this is given: "Implement a warning system, whereby increased geological movement could trigger an evacuation alarm so that the town is warned of the possible disaster.
It likely results, at least in part, from a chromatographic effect, sometimes called the "snow plow" effect,[59, 84] whereby increased mobility of As V) within the cloud of elevated dissolved and adsorbed phosphate concentrations as compared to the surrounding aquifer causes the accumulation of As V) near the advancing front of elevated phosphate concentrations.
Our previous and present studies may uncover novel mechanism whereby increased ecSOD expression in ischemic tissues promotes reparative neovascularization in vivo.
We also assume an asymmetric competition between the resident type X and a mutant type Xm, whereby increased investment into cooperation results in an increased competitive ability.
At the functional level, we have found that Ets-1 expression is directly correlated with cellular oxygen consumption whereby increased expression causes decreased oxygen consumption.
The observed suppression of the endogenous lipogenic program in the adipose tissue and liver most likely represents an important feature of the early adaptive responses to the state of overnutrition, whereby increased leptin levels may exert important regulatory actions.
Therefore PS2 could participate in a negative feedback loop whereby increased expression of PS2 by inflammatory stimuli leads to increased PS2 mediated γ-secretase activity and subsequent dampening of the proinflammatory response.
This phenomenon was consistent with the distinctive mucosal histology of IRF9 KO mice whereby increased numbers of T-cells and neutrophils dispersed in the intestinal mucosa in the absence of obvious inflammation were evident (Figure 3).
The presence of actin/cadherin complexes at the basal edge of lateral membranes in our model could indicate a similar actin-driven mechanism here, whereby increased actin polymerisation could explain the reduction in cellular width.
Furthermore, it has been demonstrated the existence of cross-talk between the signal pathways mediated by Ret and by another member of the Trk-family, the TrkA receptor, in developing sympathetic neurons, whereby increased Ret expression and phosphorylation takes place as a consequence of TrkA activation by NGF by intracellular mechanisms [8].
