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Note that the above forwarding logic assumes that each on-body node is guaranteed to intermittently come within up to 2-hop contact from the destination node.

Magnetite was the major crystalline corrosion product in the absence of carbonate and no decline in long term corrosion rates was observed within up to 700 days of operation.

The measured annular convection coefficients (tested on new uncoated tubes) indicate the heat exchanger achieves fully-developed hydrodynamic conditions, and the measured Nusselt numbers agree within up to ±5% of literature correlations.

We have developed a small-volume in vitro system in which 3D neural tissues derived from embryonic stem cells are placed within up to four micro-chambers connected by micro-channels.

Seroconversion happened within up to 4 weeks of infection and the development of T cell responses (as indicated by the letter "Y" in Figure 2).

The sequences of signals tested in matching to sample (or matching to non-sample) paradigms [6], [20] need to be experienced within up to 5 sec before the match.

The GO-term "structural modification" is the only biological process that was enriched within up-regulated genes in response to hypercapnia.

In response to H5N2 infection in the lung, significantly represented GO terms within up-regulated genes include protein binding, immune system processes, signal transduction, leukocyte activation, and cytokine binding.

Analyzing the correlation between segmental copy numbers and gene expression (see Table 2), even a smaller concordance of 2.5% was found for amplified segments within up-regulated genes, and no concordance was found for deletions.

Enrichment analysis of the genes involved in the duck response to H5N1 (Additional file 17: Figure S9) shows that the over-represented GO terms within up-regulated genes include signal transduction, response to stimulus, and cell communication while the down-regulated genes represent those involved in ion binding and cell structural organization.

This evidence, over and above characterizing a correspondence between seriousness of vascular damage and clinical course, could lead to the conclusion that vascular splanchnic alteration in the elderly is a not a broadly studied pathology and so is not completely managed within up-to-date experimental evidence.