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This phenomenon could be due to the incorporation of the DBT units into the PFO segments which hence leads to the better conjugation length and chain alignment produced by the PFO-DBT nanorod bundles.

Moreover, decreasing the Rice factor to zero (which implies that and hence ) leads to increasing which is restricted by.

Clearly, the relay stage transmits an Alamouti code which is an OSTBC and hence leads to a COSTBC construction for M0 = 4, M1 = 2.

At the start of each function calls arguments have to be pushed to stack and at the end of the function call they have to be popped which takes longer execution time, and hence leads to more energy consumption.

Shortly after the evaluation the used machines were replaced by new ones which boosted the gaming speed and hence led to more sophisticated game play.

Hence,, which leads to, a contradiction.

Furthermore if we apply Chebyshev's inequality [ 13] arranging the weights and at the same time w1 ≥ w2 ≥...... w k then: and as the random-effects weights are and the fixed-effect weights are we get: and hence: which leads to: and subsequently: and since: it follows that: (3.6) and therefore: Remembering the definitions of and lead to: (3.7) and it appears from (3.7) that for all meta-analyses.

Hence, for, which leads us to.

In the Dicer knockout, hnRNP Q mRNA shows decreased expression, which could thus lead to decreased PER1 translation and protein abundance, hence counteracting increased mRNA levels.

This binding causes conformational changes of p53 that reduces the p53-MDM2 interandion and hence decreases p53 ubiquitination which then leads to p53 accumulation, MDM2 downregulation, and p53-dependent apoptotic pathway induction [ 65].

The negative correlation between serum PSA and GPx observed in prostate cancer patients indicates the generation of more free radicals and hence oxidative stress which leads to the destruction of protein structure or formation of DNA adducts.