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Fig. 20 Voltage transmission amplitude-frequency characteristic with proportional changes in the line length of the mesh topology (a) 5m (b) 10m (c) 15m (d) 20m.

What clearly emerges from our studies is that inhibition of kinases reduces phosphorylation with proportional changes in transport, and that transport stimulation is only seen when phosphorylation increases from its basal level.

Our observations of increased frequency of both mIPSCs and mEPSCs suggest a scenario in which one or both pathways are potentiated with proportional changes in excitatory and inhibitory inputs.

As one descends the conformational hierarchy, it becomes clear that the flexible regions of the protein do not change; only the amplitude of the actual conformational change changes (with proportional change in internal energy of the conformer).

Although these two measures have been shown to be moderately correlated, prediction of absolute lengths from the relative measures involves a nonzero intercept term (Ehrlenbach et al. 2009), so the percent changes we report are specific to relative LTL measures and are not associated with equivalent proportional changes in absolute LTL.

Similarly a fold change in CTC-counts was only moderately associated with survival time and proportional changes of continuous CTC-counts with ≥30%% or ≥50%% revealed conflictive results with respect to survival [ 11, 23, 27].

The results also suggest that individuals with diabetes experienced similar proportional changes in all CVD outcomes as people without diabetes.

The present data are largely consistent with the literature; the proportional changes in serum lathosterol and C4 are similar to those described by Muhrbeck et al, 31 supporting the possibility that in epidemiological-size cohorts, gallstone disease may associate with metabolic perturbations with a likely pathogenetic significance.

Genetic association analysis was carried out using zero-inflated negative binomial regression to test for association between SNPs and the maximum number of pain sites across the three time points in participants reporting pain, reported as proportional changes with 95% CIs.

People with and without diabetes experienced similar proportional changes for all outcomes, with no significant differences in trends between these groups.

CMR is associated with a proportional change in CBF.