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1 and probe noninvasively, quantitatively, and repetitively.

2 ompared with a placebo and when administered repetitively.

3 olymerases for survival are fit to replicate repetitively.

4 2 nA for their generation and never occurred repetitively.

5 date and is not expressed in those that fire repetitively.

6 base, and for their greater tendency to fire repetitively.

7 ents when excitable membranes are stimulated repetitively.

8 ) are memories retrieved unintentionally and repetitively.

9 BK, 1-10 microg, in 0.1 ml; n=7) was applied repetitively (6x, every 20 min) to the anterior epicardi

10 Priming was necessary to evoke these waves repetitively; 7-10 spikes in 15 s were again effective f

11 h these neurons acquire the capacity to fire repetitively, a number of currents are regulated: (1) th

12 ng lasting neuroplastic changes when applied repetitively across multiple treatment sessions.

13 hanism by which agonists like salmeterol can repetitively activate receptors.

14 aled that Ca(2+) influx through CaV3.2 could repetitively activate ryanodine receptor, inducing discr

15 ntly to synaptic activity when afferents are repetitively activated at high-frequency.

16 RG1(low), indicating that they have not been repetitively activated through TCR stimulation.

17 efects caused by glaucoma can be improved by repetitively activating residual vision through training

18 brief synaptic responses and the effects of repetitively activating this pathway.

19 lity, and the range of reactants that can be repetitively added and removed.

20 by RNA polymerase, in which nucleotides are repetitively added to the 3' end of a nascent transcript

21 ative transcription in which nucleotides are repetitively added to the 3' end of a nascent transcript

22 fied by a single base in the DNA template is repetitively added to the nascent RNA transcript.

23 fied by a single base in the DNA template is repetitively added to the nascent transcript.

24 As RNA polymerase repetitively adds nucleotides to the 3'-end of the RNA,

25 Here, we repetitively administered a macaque version of a human a

26 Ad5CMV-p53 can be safely and repetitively administered up to 1 x 10(12)vp intravenous

27 protein-protein interfaces that are present repetitively along naturally occurring PKS assembly line

28 res the ribosome to manipulate tRNA and step repetitively along the mRNA, implies movement.

29 precision (coefficient of variation <5% for repetitively analyzed quality control material).

30 tinum electrodes could be cleaned and reused repetitively and allowed incorporation of micrometer pre

31 specific to the motor task that is performed repetitively and is closely linked to the ability of the

32 evidence of a group of sauropods that nested repetitively and purposely at a Cretaceous hydrothermal

33 neurons of the same ganglion are stimulated repetitively and the cross-depolarization contributes to

34 ively impaired patients who were calling out repetitively, and 15 members of hospital staff.

35 by as little as 1 micro g of IL-18 injected repetitively, and also by a single 0.1- micro g dose of

36 We conclude that proteasomes cleave repetitively anywhere within a stretch of ten glutamine

37 ons can be induced to fire action potentials repetitively (approximately 60 Hz), whereas Fhf1-/-Fhf4-

38 literature and policy, patients who call out repetitively are assumed to be expressing an unmet need,

39 etitively arranged triple-layered capsid and repetitively arranged antigens can induce activation of

40 Since rotavirus has a repetitively arranged triple-layered capsid and repetiti

41 utomatically at a granular level, rather are repetitively assessed by overburdened nurses.

42 acks agonist-stimulated Ca2+ oscillations by repetitively associating with the plasma membrane, yet C

43 's cramp while they write a stereotyped word repetitively at a paced rate before and after treatment

44 pically lasted 300 msec, and could be evoked repetitively at frequencies up to 0.5 Hz.

45 Evoking APs repetitively at low frequency (2 Hz) caused inactivation

46 unanesthetized mice, the pGABA neurons fired repetitively at relatively fast rates (~40 Hz) during a

47 Plasma cortisol was assessed repetitively before and after administration of the beve

48 occur when the sensory neurons are activated repetitively by intracellular current.

49 The on-off cycle can be performed repetitively by the sequential addition of competitive g

50 t as apparent in oocytes stimulated to spike repetitively by thimerosal or acetylcholine application.

51 occur when the sensory neurons are activated repetitively by threshold-level tail stimuli that elicit

52 a single spike, at E16 a few principal cells repetitively can fire multiple action potentials on depo

53 House dust mite-sensitized and repetitively challenged BL/6 mice were transiently treat

54 ows it into a full-sized bicluster by simply repetitively comparing real numbers.

55 the rate at which motoneurons start to fire repetitively corresponds to the rate at which individual

56 single embryonic stem cell (ESC) line can be repetitively cryopreserved, thawed, expanded, and differ

57 The intestinal epithelium is repetitively deformed by shear, peristalsis, and villous

58 ymphocytes, equipped with selected TCRs, can repetitively deliver functional readouts of a controlled

59 tical auditory nuclei in response to a sound repetitively delivered to an animal.

60 eptide nanoparticle (SAPN) platform that can repetitively display antigenic epitopes.

61 Secondly, despite residual binding, repetitively displayed allergen on VLPs failed to cause

62 These findings indicate that repetitively displaying allergens on VLPs increases thei

63 randomly separated into a Diving group that repetitively dived underwater, a Swimming group that rep

64 build on this strategy and fully integrate a repetitively dosed bone-seeking radiopharmaceutical into

65 ting (RA) based on whether or not they spike repetitively during sustained tactile stimulation; the f

66 CN neurons depolarize spontaneously and fire repetitively during the day and hyperpolarize, drastical

67 CINs and MNs, reducing their ability to fire repetitively during tonic depolarizations and raising th

68 We propose that Msx genes function repetitively during vertebrate organogenesis to permit i

69 Epidemic lineages repetitively emerged from endemic lineages, disseminated

70 rsistent viral infection, memory CD8 T cells repetitively encounter viral Ag and must maintain a deli

71 Surprisingly, we found that oligodendrocytes repetitively ensheathed the same axons multiple times be

72 The ability of human neurons to fire repetitively even with >99% inhibition of Nav1.8 channel

73 ssure and 20 cm H2O pressure control applied repetitively every 30 mins for 2 mins without physiologi

74 8 x 10(7) to 2 x 10(10) particle units [PU]) repetitively (every 3 months or every 2 weeks) to the ai

75 Repetitively evoked IPSCs declined more rapidly and comp

76 Accordingly, we repetitively exposed adult male and female C57BL/6 mice

77 rk in a demanding environment where they are repetitively exposed to traumatic situations and stressf

78 ion plot for p-Ab binding was constructed by repetitively exposing the surface to p-Ab at concentrati

79 gp120 specific, but not the control B cells repetitively extracted gp120 from the network cells.

80 expressing substantial levels of E2 protein, repetitively failed to produce virus progeny when the co

81 Repetitively firing neurons during seizures accelerate g

82 The spike timing of repetitively firing neurons may be quantitatively predic

83 The populations of spontaneously firing and repetitively firing neurons were increased by expressing

84 g 95 % of its initial PCE after being bended repetitively for 1500 cycles.

85 culture broth supernatant that was analyzed repetitively for 48 h.

86 Our artificial molecular pump performs work repetitively for two cycles of operation and drives ring

87 , the ladder treadmill permits to train cats repetitively for weeks and observe whether training regi

88 nary skills and occurs in monkeys trained to repetitively grasp and release a handle as well.

89 he interval between cycles, or attempting to repetitively harvest additional stem cells either from t

90 L-4 or EG.7 (an OVA-expressing subline), and repetitively imaged by microPET over several weeks.

91 d highly conserved residues, some were found repetitively in different patients, and no synonymous mu

92 pyramidal cells in rats typically discharge repetitively in either high-frequency bursts ('complex s

93 Terminal Schwann cells were imaged repetitively in living animals of one of the transgenic

94 ter activity was performed noninvasively and repetitively in mice and in cells derived from these mic

95 ones and TC neurones fired action potentials repetitively in response to suprathreshold voltage excur

96 elopmental regulation of the ability to fire repetitively in the bag cell neurons of Aplysia californ

97 n, and turned on by FUS to emit 470-nm light repetitively in the intact brain for optogenetic stimula

98 89 ms), meandered substantially but recurred repetitively in the same region.

99 HAECs were repetitively incubated with dietary levels of freshly is

100 ch as the adductor pollicis, can be assessed repetitively, independent of brain function, even in hea

101 ous memory CD8 T cell responses generated in repetitively infected hosts revealed that recurrent homo

102 th number is heterogeneous because each cell repetitively initiates a variable number of total enshea

103 nd the effluent from the first dimension was repetitively injected into the second dimension every fe

104 When repetitively injected into two different mouse models wi

105 ological changes that occur in the brains of repetitively injured humans.

106 Activating AXL by exogenous GAS6 in repetitively injured mouse oral tissue resulted in bette

107 As such, it minimizes the detriment of repetitively interrupting mechanical interventions durin

108 velopment, this Fgf10-expressing area splits repetitively into several separate subareas, creating si

109 ereby a sequence of self-resolving events is repetitively invoked only so long as Ag is present.

110 Notably, the repetitively isolated sequence contains two histidine an

111 it can influence brain function if delivered repetitively, it is being developed for various therapeu

112 resentative BCN polycation were also able to repetitively kill bacteria in solution at high rates and

113 red the hippocampal-cortical network as rats repetitively learned and retrieved spatial and nonspatia

114 When repetitively lifting an object with randomly varying mec

115 Compared with repetitively lifting the 4 N test object, the peak grip

116 Highly and repetitively loaded tendons such as the Achilles tendon

117 relatively small number of patients treated repetitively, mandate that rigorous and long-term toxico

118 from development of a noninvasive method to repetitively measure viral replication.

119 I-FABP was repetitively measured in nine intestinal transplant reci

120 cancer have been limited by the inability to repetitively monitor CTC in mouse models of cancer.

121 amplitudes and diameters and were triggered repetitively near the leading plasma membrane with only

122 late 1990s, a respiratory syndrome has been repetitively observed in humans concomitant with Ostreop

123 h triptycene-based molecular wheels can roll repetitively on a metal surface.

124 ly after hatching (H) the vast majority fire repetitively on depolarization.

125 nimals, second-order vestibular neurons fire repetitively on depolarization.

126 rnover as ensheathments were formed and lost repetitively on each axon.

127 Because these lesions are frequently imaged repetitively on studies performed for other indications,

128 itional functional assays that are performed repetitively on the same group of cells.

129 More patients called out repetitively on the Unit and staff were not always able

130 s (VLP) that display 1-9 aa of Abeta protein repetitively on the viral capsid surface (Abeta-VLP).

131 ort stretches of DNA can be processively and repetitively opened, with reclosure of the DNA occurring

132 the underlying physics of NML architectures repetitively operated on nanosecond timescales and ident

133 m acute mechanical or thermal trauma or from repetitively or continuously applied mechanical stress.

134 effects, the vaccine had to be administered repetitively, or the function of CD4/CD25 T regulatory c

135 nd perpetuated by abnormal electrical pulses repetitively originating from regions outside the heart'

136 eatitis on PDGs, cerulein was injected i.p., repetitively over 10 weeks, in mice exhibiting obesity a

137 l faces [the conditioned stimuli (CS+)] were repetitively paired with pleasant, neutral, or unpleasan

138 pler technologic processes, opportunities to repetitively practice video use, troubleshooting support

139 requiring decisions about a constant set of repetitively presented stimuli, we studied the macaque's

140 cement of the neuronal representation of the repetitively presented stimulus when it was associated w

141 ation process during which the hair follicle repetitively progresses from a growth phase (anagen) to

142 ort machinery regulates this partitioning by repetitively pulling in cycles.

143 K-499 did block HERG current if oocytes were repetitively pulsed, or clamped at a voltage positive to

144 n salmon where the protective outer skin was repetitively punctured during sampling.

145 us donors, and the nuclear spins can then be repetitively read out electrically for time periods that

146 l proximal nuclear spin ancillae in order to repetitively readout the state of the electronic spin.

147 By combining repetitively recorded online measurement sequences from

148 After healing, the mice were repetitively reinoculated three times with the same chal

149 Human TERT (hTERT) can repetitively reverse transcribe its RNA template, acting

150 ield, the local magnetization of NiFe can be repetitively reversed through an out-of-plane excursion

151 eptor for TWEAK, only in keratinocytes, were repetitively sensitized with house dust mite allergen an

152 CDR3) of 4 TCR-Vbeta families was cloned and repetitively sequenced, confirming clonal T-cell dominan

153 ial recorded from motoneurones as they fired repetitively showed frequency-dependent changes in ampli

154 We have repetitively shown that amino acid region (695)DYDY(698)

155 sis are reported to often identify people by repetitively sniffing pieces of clothing or the body odo

156 People living with dementia may call out repetitively, sometimes called disruptive vocalisation,

157 placed in a modified sucrose gap chamber and repetitively stimulated at high frequency.

158 requencies (BFs) of neurons toward the BF of repetitively stimulated cortical neurons (hereafter cent

159 ording from rodent thalamic brain slices and repetitively stimulated corticothalamic fibers to strong

160 cortex; and (3) non-bursting cells can, when repetitively stimulated, fire repetitive spikes with int

161 In repetitively stress-challenged Arabidopsis, PTI-responsi

162 Finally, repetitively stress-challenged histone acetyltransferase

163 ry artery disease patients and may represent repetitively stunned or, more likely, remodeled left ven

164 vely dived underwater, a Swimming group that repetitively swam on the surface of the water, and a Con

165 ier to renew in the capillary as they can be repetitively switched between low- and high-viscosity so

166 er angle measurements from 20 shoulders were repetitively taken by three examiners for each device.

167 All subjects repetitively tasted solutions with 0.05, 0.10, 0.21, 0.4

168 ent with the increase in the ability to fire repetitively that we observe during maturation: our resu

169 ucture, (2) they undergo cyclic regeneration repetitively throughout life, (3) regeneration occurs ph

170 Neurons that fired repetitively to depolarizing current (tonic cells) respo

171 ess signal transduction pathway is activated repetitively to direct cell proliferation, fate specific

172 go selection, and cargo retention, which act repetitively to maximize the rate of ILV formation.

173 ) was coadministered with Alternaria species repetitively to RAG2(-/-) mice (with ILC2s) and IL-7 rec

174 e coding by stopping the neuron from spiking repetitively to slow inputs so that it could generate is

175 tions n(x) and n(y) will be constant or will repetitively trace a closed loop in the (n(x), n(y)) pha

176 tations; a training phase in which observers repetitively trained on the Vernier task at a specific l

177 rom the first dimension (SDS micro-CGE) were repetitively transferred into the second dimension every

178 of E-type cyclins for liver fibrogenesis, we repetitively treated constitutive CcnE1(-/-) and CcnE2(-

179 etitive administration of corticosteroids to repetitively upregulate platelet levels for 1 to 2 weeks

180 force implementation, ISS is a strategy that repetitively uses the results of the previous query as n

181 Examining relative genotypic performance repetitively using the same individuals through ontogeny

182 as the magnitude of the applied potential is repetitively varied within the pulse sequence.

183 allows PSC cells to exchange Ca(2+) signals repetitively which regulate the hematopoietic niche.

184 umin (OVA) without adjuvant, then challenged repetitively with antigen intranasally, exhibited much w

185 ro and in vivo ovarian cancer models treated repetitively with carboplatin and validated in human spe

186 ults with HDM-associated ARC were challenged repetitively with HDMs in an aeroallergen challenge cham

187 Mice sensitized to OVA and challenged repetitively with OVA for 1 mo who were administered an

188 Synaptic inputs activated repetitively within 20 ms before spiking of the tectal n

189 Calling out repetitively within a hospital setting is difficult for

190 sing the developed tyrosine kinase biosensor repetitively without regeneration.

191 Eukaryotic genomes are repetitively wrapped into nucleosomes that then regulate

192 flow (rCBF) were assessed while participants repetitively wrote a stereotyped word with their right h