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The finding that PCNA protein as visualized with immunostaining, was more prominently present at 24 h of fasting, demonstrates that the observed changes in mRNA levels (-2.1, -1.7 and -2.4 fold respectively) reveal activity of signaling routes, which become reflected in protein levels with a delay.

For the character of Giselle, her journey to becoming a real woman is reflected in her dresses, which become less fairy tale-like as the film progresses.

These cuticular observations reflect the changes detected in the hemocytes of C. maenas which become loaded with lipid prior to ecdysis.

HJURP may simply reflect proliferation, evidenced by the reduced proliferation in the HJURP knockdown cells, which become radioresistant.

While waiting for the Convention to formally begin, James Madison sketched out his initial draft, which became known as the Virginia Plan and reflected his views as a strong nationalist.

We chose this period after the approval of clopidogrel, which became the standard of care, to reflect the current burden with all available evidence-based medical therapies.

We chose to conduct this analysis from the period after March 1 , 2002 the date of the approval of clopidogrel, which became the standard of care, to reflect the current burden with all available evidence-based medical therapies.

The RNE reflected competition against D. carthusianorum which became reduced in unclipped treatments, while F. rupicola became facilitated.

This is reflected by the 95% confidence interval which becomes wider with increasing distance from the central gene window.

ARTS For Asghar Farhadi, an Iranian filmmaker, his first French film reflects themes that he visited in "A Separation," which became an international hit.

Back in Oakland, Alicia Garza is reflecting on how much has happened since her original Facebook post, which became the hashtag that launched a thousand protests.