1 tal oxides, g-C3N4, Bi2Se3, BN, etc.), which
are referred to as 2D-GAs, have emerged as a new unique
2 clusion of a repeat region of exon 10, which
are referred to as 3-repeat (3R) and 4-repeat (4R) tau,
3 chain length (n) and number of chlorines (m)
are referred to as a "congener group" CnClm.
4 ial NAc shell mediate positive hedonics (and
are referred to as a "hedonic hotspot").
5 icroscopy as an intense fluorescent band and
are referred to as a microtubule bundle.
6 In all certainty, edible mushrooms can
be referred to as a "superfood" and are recommended as a
7 ariety of cellular functions prompting it to
be referred to as a jack-of-all trades.
8 BRE under these conditions cannot rigorously
be referred to as a non-hydrogenative parahydrogen induc
9 lti-wall carbon nanotube (MWCNTs), which can
be referred to as a pulsed laser exfoliation (PLE) proce
10 nd international public health emergency has
been referred to as a "black swan" event, or an event th
11 Folic acid has
been referred to as a double-edged sword because of its
12 Irritable bowel syndrome has
been referred to as a functional bowel disorder, which i
13 at the expression of IE63 protein, which has
been referred to as a latency-associated protein, is rar
14 the high-pressure state of apoMb at pH 6 has
been referred to as a molten globule, the data presented
15 extending from the channel pore domains has
been referred to as a transmission interface and is thou
16 ct-evidence studies' based on an association
being referred to as a secondary outcome.
17 The process of this transform
is referred to as a bio-mapping.
18 r catalytic cross-coupling conditions, which
is referred to as a deprotonative-cross-coupling process
19 method is reported for the formation of what
is referred to as a Hyperstage-1 graphite intercalation
20 Such variance dampening within communities
is referred to as a portfolio effect and is analogous to
21 target nucleic acid, such as an mRNA, which
is referred to as a regulatory nucleic acid (regNA) beca
22 f GC-TOFMS data by this method produces what
is referred to as a two-dimensional mass channel cluster
23 The EVs used in this study
are referred to as A1-exosomes because of their robust a
24 Transplant vasculopathy has also
been referred to as accelerated graft arteriosclerosis b
25 amin binds to transcobalamin 2 (TCN2), which
is referred to as active vitamin B-12.
26 per, we propose an enhanced framework, which
is referred to as Adaptive OSH (AOSH), to shorten the ho
27 This phenomenon
is referred to as allelic exclusion.
28 We suggest that R665W and L845F
be referred to as allomorphic rather than hypermorphic m
29 n which Asn-101 was replaced with Asp, which
is referred to as alphaAN101D-transgene and is considere
30 These macrophages
are referred to as alternatively activated macrophages (
31 These maladies
are referred to as amyloid diseases, named after the cro
32 ors during late diastolic depolarization and
are referred to as an intracellular "Ca(2+) clock," beca
33 rane-associated scaffolding protein that has
been referred to as an usher because of its function in
34 presence of the silencer element and, thus,
is referred to as an antisilencer (ASE).
35 Ions surround nucleic acids in what
is referred to as an ion atmosphere.
36 ting bone formation on all bone surfaces and
is referred to as an osteoanabolic agent.
37 c, but negative for both HBsAg and anti-HBs,
are referred to as anti-HBc alone.
38 This phenomenon
is referred to as antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE).
39 T2.2 protein investigated in this study will
be referred to as ART2) and PARP suggested that multimer
40 This "new" arsenite oxidase
is referred to as ArxA and was identified in the genome
41 The mlg_0216 gene
is referred to as arxA because of its greater homology t
42 -legal investigation, including autopsy, and
are referred to as autopsy-negative sudden unexplained d
43 to be facilitated by filamentous fibers that
are referred to as bacterial nanowires.
44 This phenomenon
is referred to as basal or constitutive activity.
45 These antecedents
are referred to as "
Black Swan" events.
46 mitted to ecological housing and building it
is referred to as "
black magic dust" though the staining
47 show that binding of RecQ-core of BLM (will
be referred to as BLM) to ssDNA in the vicinity of an in
48 to UV wavelengths and the absorbing organics
are referred to as brown carbon (BrC), which is typicall
49 expressed the neuropeptide bursicon and thus
are referred to as bursCCAP neurons.
50 acteristic bvFTD brain atrophy and have thus
been referred to as bvFTD 'phenocopies' or slowly progre
51 ar concentration of free Ca2+ ([Ca2+]i) that
are referred to as [
Ca2+]i oscillations.
52 Four CAD systems were compared, which
were referred to as CAD 1, CAD 2, CAD 3, and CAD 4.
53 tive and tumor-promoting actions of immunity
are referred to as cancer immunoediting.
54 heterogeneity found in primary tumors, which
are referred to as cancer stem cells (CSCs).
55 The periodic change in hemolymph direction
is referred to as cardiac reversal.
56 Defective cardiac function during sepsis has
been referred to as "
cardiomyopathy of sepsis." It is kn
57 he disease recurs, and this recurrent cancer
is referred to as castration-resistant prostate cancer (
58 nds strengthened by tensile mechanical force
are referred to as catch bonds.
59 dding yeast homologs of Cdk1 and Polo kinase
are referred to as Cdc28 and Cdc5.
60 These networks, which
are referred to as central pattern generators (CPGs), ar
61 , in rare cases, psychosis-collectively this
is referred to as central nervous system (CNS) lupus.
62 ion channel subunits or regulatory proteins
are referred to as channelopathies.
63 These genes all encode ion channels and
are referred to as channelopathy genes.
64 chain starting from amino acid 385 and will
be referred to as CI-alpha2 (22 kDa).
65 e IL-6 receptor alpha (IL-6R, sIL-6R), which
is referred to as classic and trans-signaling, respectiv
66 This event
is referred to as clotting.
67 The previously identified long CML66
is referred to as CML66-L.
68 e has been found in the human population and
is referred to as congenital stationary night blindness.
69 This process
is referred to as consolidation.
70 and the relative ability to detect contrast
is referred to as contrast sensitivity.
71 the myosin II class of molecular motors have
been referred to as "
conventional," a term used to descr
72 ated status during the germ cell cycle, have
been referred to as CpG islands.
73 r histocompatibility class I, a process that
is referred to as cross-presentation, which serves a cri
74 The alpha-HNGs
are referred to as cyanogenic glucosides because their h
75 The cyclosporin A receptors
are referred to as cyclophilins (CYPs) and FK506- and ra
76 ers, the first catalytic stage of initiation
is referred to as de novo RNA synthesis.
77 This process
is referred to as desensitization and has been exploited
78 es for a dTDP-glucose 4,6-dehydratase, which
is referred to as DesIV.
79 These methods
are referred to as device-independent because they do no
80 guish them from conformations that have also
been referred to as DFG-out in the literature but that d
81 after developmental or environmental changes
is referred to as dietary switch and has been observed i
82 luding archaea and eukarya, where the enzyme
is referred to as Dim1.
83 macromolecules to which micropollutants bind
are referred to as dissolved organic matter, and the mos
84 not recognize alpha-galactosylceramide, and
is referred to as diverse NKT (dNKT) cells.
85 MP1 in a Dmp1-KO background; these mice will
be referred to as "
Dmp1-KO/D213A-Tg" mice.
86 cases of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, have
been referred to as double-hit lymphomas (or triple-hit
87 peptides bearing a bis-triazole linkage, it
is referred to as '
double-click' stapling.
88 This reconciliation problem
is referred to as duplication-transfer-loss (DTL) reconc
89 ny independent genome duplications, and have
been referred to as '
duplication-resistant' (DR) genes.
90 Beaver have
been referred to as ecosystem engineers because of the l
91 response to sensory stimulation; thus, MDMA
is referred to as "
ecstasy" because it produces pleasura
92 bstituent tags having EA over 1.00 eV, which
are referred to as electron predators in this work.
93 ablished during development; these chemicals
are referred to as endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
94 he flipping event itself, a process that may
be referred to as energetic recognition.
95 A cause systemic infections in humans which
are referred to as enteric fever.
96 rs." Such modifications in the transcriptome
are referred to as epitranscriptomic changes and represe
97 This disruption
is referred to as ER stress.
98 This
is referred to as feature-based attention and it is comm
99 from lower to higher areas of the hierarchy
are referred to as "
feedforward" (FF) neurons, whereas t
100 ic transcription factor, and therefore, they
were referred to as fibroadipocyte progenitors (FAPs).
101 The fuzzy version of SIMCA
is referred to as FIMCA.
102 The mammalian orthologs of this factor
are referred to as '
Foxo' for 'Forkhead box', with the s
103 ysical activity, and unexplained weight loss
were referred to as frailty indicator variables.
104 gand-dependent bifurcation of such signaling
is referred to as "
functional selectivity" or "signaling
105 of the histone H2AX (the phosphorylated form
is referred to as gamma-H2AX).
106 Missing reactions
are referred to as gaps.
107 sceptibility to traits; such conditions have
been referred to as genomic disorders.
108 share a distinct profile of gene content can
be referred to as "
genovars" to distinguish them from se
109 enorhabditis elegans oogenesis; this process
is referred to as germ-line cosuppression.
110 ng regions and non-promoter sequences, which
are referred to as global histone modifications.
111 n over large areas and can perceive what has
been referred to as global motion.
112 These cells
are referred to as head direction (HD) cells and are bel
113 of the Orange Carotenoid Protein (OCP), and
are referred to as Helical Carotenoid Proteins (HCPs).
114 scribed human papillomavirus (HPV) types, 18
are referred to as high-risk HPV types due to their asso
115 lpha4)2(beta2)3 and (alpha4)3(beta2)2, which
are referred to as high-sensitivity (HS) and low-sensiti
116 hesis of ACh, is hemicholinium-sensitive and
is referred to as high-affinity choline uptake (HACU).
117 Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has led to them
being referred to as highly virulent or pathogenic.
118 viously referred to as HIV-1 A subcluster 2,
be referred to as HIV-1 sub-subtype A3.
119 For this reason, the methodology
is referred to as hole-burning imaging, by analogy with
120 production of host proteins, a process that
is referred to as host shutoff.
121 This process
is referred to as host shutoff.
122 n higher eukaryotic organisms, AMPs can also
be referred to as '
host defense peptides', emphasizing t
123 pression of type I IFN-responsive genes that
is referred to as "
IFN signature." We found that B6.NZMS
124 angential permittivities have opposite signs
are referred to as indefinite or hyperbolic media.
125 When these cells
are referred to as intestinal cells, it may be in a gene
126 Interactions of this type
are referred to as ion pair-pi interactions.
127 It
is referred to as k-TSP (k-Top Scoring Pairs) and is bas
128 In ruminants, the condition
is referred to as large offspring syndrome (LOS) and exh
129 induce a similar overgrowth condition, which
is referred to as large offspring syndrome (LOS).
130 y causing small changes in the mutation rate
is referred to as lethal mutagenesis and is a corollary
131 media are superpositions of eigenstates that
are referred to as '
levels' for quantum systems and 'mod
132 influence later ("distal") disease outcomes
is referred to as life course epidemiology.
133 glucose tolerance; as a class, these lipids
are referred to as '
lipokines'.
134 vin-based PAS domains of this type have also
been referred to as LOV domains.
135 ST7 is an LRP, and therefore, it should now
be referred to as LRP12.
136 LuxI-type synthase, and thus these receptors
are referred to as LuxR orphans or solos.
137 The AFM-based imaging mode
is referred to as magnetic sample modulation (MSM), sinc
138 This motion
is referred to as magnetophoretic mobility, which can be
139 e commonly gynecologic in origin, where they
are referred to as malignant mixed Mullerian tumors, but
140 etent children, including in adult life, and
is referred to as maternal microchimerism (MMc).
141 Our system
is referred to as MendeLIMS, is easily implemented with
142 obesity and, therefore, their phenotype can
be referred to as metabolically healthy obesity.
143 tabolically unfavorable features; this group
is referred to as metabolically healthy obese (MHO).
144 These iron-rich ATMs
are referred to as MFe(hi), and the remaining ATMs are r
145 ferred to as MFe(hi), and the remaining ATMs
are referred to as MFe(lo).
146 This URL will
be referred to as '
MFOLDROOT'.
147 from another genetically distinct individual
is referred to as microchimerism.
148 Thus, separated graphene sheets, which
are referred to as microwave-enabled low-oxygen graphene
149 This poorly understood population
is referred to as minimal residual disease.
150 These lipid raft-like regions of ER
are referred to as mitochondria-associated ER membranes
151 -7 and HEK293 cells; accordingly, the enzyme
is referred to as mitochondria-associated nSMase (MA-nSM
152 hroid progenitors of bone marrow, hence they
are referred to as MM cells in this study.
153 s in two protein complexes, which in mammals
are referred to as mTORC1 and mTORC2.
154 erproduction observed on solid culture media
is referred to as mucoid.
155 This phenomenon has
been referred to as myocardial recovery.
156 y high concentrations of extracellular Na(+)
is referred to as Na(+) self-inhibition.
157 egulation of ENaC activity by external Na(+)
is referred to as Na(+) self-inhibition.
158 d control of biological systems has recently
been referred to as "
nanomedicine" by the National Insti
159 These Abs
are referred to as natural autoantibodies (NAAs).
160 These Abs
are referred to as naturally occurring or natural autoan
161 occurs in relation to the nervous system and
is referred to as neoneurogenesis.
162 r calcium phosphate deposits on renal biopsy
are referred to as nephrocalcinosis, a condition typical
163 resulted in a rapid form of cell death that
is referred to as NETosis, as it is accompanied by the r
164 This
is referred to as "
neuromechanical phase lags" (NPL).
165 ule enzymes, and antimicrobial peptides that
are referred to as neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs)
166 The molecular damage that ROS/RNS induce
is referred to as nitrooxidative stress.
167 TM) or less commonly brain/brainstem disease
are referred to as NMO spectrum disorders (NMOSD).
168 10% of all lymphomas, and the remaining 90%
are referred to as non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
169 The remaining systems
are referred to as '
non-magnetic', because until now the
170 This trend
is referred to as nursing home culture change in the U.S
171 changes in nutrients (e.g., glucose), which
is referred to as "
nutrient compensation".
172 rganisms by sequestering essential nutrients
is referred to as nutritional immunity.
173 and/or threonine residues of protein chains
is referred to as O-GlcNAcylation.
174 ne subpopulation contacts 5-12 glomeruli and
is referred to as "
oligoglomerular." Approximately one-t
175 This phenotype
is referred to as oncogene addiction and has been clinic
176 uired for tumour maintenance; this phenotype
is referred to as oncogene addiction.
177 A quantum system with an environment
is referred to as open, and its study varies according t
178 mammalian snoRNAs have unknown function and
are referred to as "
orphan" molecules.
179 out known endogenous ligands, they have long
been referred to as '
orphan' and remained enigmatic func
180 ative American, or unkown race/ethnicity who
are referred to as "
other." The main outcome was inciden
181 ose that this new type of hydrogenase should
be referred to as oxygen-resilient.
182 The primary immune response
is referred to as PAMP-triggered immunity (PTI) and has
183 the first layer of plant innate immunity and
is referred to as PAMP-triggered immunity (PTI).
184 hoethanolamine (DOPE) units (the nanocarrier
is referred to as PAPD), where azobenzene imparts hypoxi
185 e as the nodes of the network - this process
is referred to as parcellation.
186 ic trajectories, hence the proposed approach
is referred to as "
pathwise".
187 been an approach to speed tooth movement and
is referred to as periodontally accelerated osteogenic o
188 This field
is referred to as pharmacogenetics.
189 pe in response to changes in the environment
are referred to as phenotypic plasticity.
190 ortex, whisker-related "barrel" columns have
been referred to as potential cytoarchitectonic equivale
191 arboring the early assembly factor PratA and
are referred to as PratA-defined membranes (PDMs).
192 critical component of precision medicine can
be referred to as precision health, which is defined her
193 expansions approximately between 60 and 200
are referred to as premutation carriers.
194 These properties of protein
are referred to as '
protein functionality', because they
195 stent acute peripancreatic fluid collections
are referred to as pseudocysts; and acute necrotic colle
196 c occlusion of the pulmonary arterial system
is referred to as pulmonary embolism.
197 This peptide
is referred to as Qdm.
198 bles [8]circulene devoid of an atom linkage,
is referred to as quasi-[8]circulene.
199 med to be little consensus as to what should
be referred to as RA and LCA, and when to speak of combi
200 results suggest that NIT spectroscopy cannot
be referred to as reliable method to predict these const
201 thout replenishment from the circulation and
are referred to as resident memory T cells (Trm).
202 skipping of exon 3 or exons 3, 4, and 5 and
are referred to as RET(Delta) (E3) and RET(Delta) (E345)
203 leading from the mitochondria to the nucleus
are referred to as retrograde signaling and were first d
204 an adverse clinical outcome in CHF patients
is referred to as "
reverse epidemiology." The mechanisms
205 rhythm in patients with atrial fibrillation
are referred to as rhythm control.
206 s receive hematopoietic cell transplantation
is referred to as risk stratification.
207 Da, as determined by mass spectrometry, and
is referred to as Roseobacter Motility Inducer (RMI).
208 A large number of real networks
are referred to as '
scale-free' because they show a powe
209 These secretions
are referred to as scent-marks, which bumblebees are abl
210 This type of genetic interaction
is referred to as second site noncomplementation and has
211 nscends traditional aphasia classifications,
is referred to as '
semantic aphasia' (SA).
212 changes in the function of the immune system
are referred to as senescent immune remodeling (SIR).
213 to avoid further confusion, they should now
be referred to as separate but overlapping genes.
214 ed by the ability to efflux Hoechst dyes and
is referred to as side population (SP) cells.
215 This procedure
is referred to as signature sequence mutagenesis (SSM).
216 EBW
were referred to as sinus node breakthrough waves if the
217 entially passive delivery vehicles, not what
are referred to as "
smart" nanoparticles.
218 th distinct genotypes in the same individual
is referred to as '
somatic mosaicism'.
219 These molecules have collectively
been referred to as SPATE proteins (serine protease auto
220 For spatial data, this effect
is referred to as spatial autocorrelation.
221 molecules when dissolved in chiral solvents
is referred to as spectral enantiotopic discrimination.
222 rs in actively dividing populations, and has
been referred to as stationary-phase or adaptive mutagen
223 racted attention to the structures which can
be referred to as stimuli-responsive porous hydrogel thi
224 This process
is referred to as stress erythropoiesis, which is distin
225 These numbers
are referred to as subunit stoichiometries.
226 fications in synaptic structure and function
are referred to as synaptic plasticity and are thought t
227 ore additional features are involved, clefts
are referred to as syndromic.
228 The use of mathematical models in biology
is referred to as systems biology.
229 This problem can
be referred to as targeted gene finding.
230 of physiological temperatures; this ability
is referred to as "
temperature compensation." However, h
231 o a wild relative of maize and has generally
been referred to as teosinte.
232 are located at end points and corners, which
are referred to as terminators.
233 as well as many edges between each other and
are referred to as the "rich club".
234 These 2 routes
are referred to as the direct and indirect pathways, res
235 cterized by an ordered series of events that
are referred to as the dysplasia-carcinoma sequence.
236 in patients with refractory partial epilepsy
are referred to as the epileptogenic zone (EZ).
237 nsmembrane and luminal domains that together
are referred to as the KASH domain.
238 These
are referred to as the Near-, Mid-, and Far-regions, on
239 y a group of parameters of the system, which
are referred to as the performance parameters, and these
240 The sequentially oxidized forms of the OEC
are referred to as the S(n) states.
241 m oxygen; these sequentially oxidized states
are referred to as the Sn states, where n refers to the
242 out of the protein (hence, this domain will
be referred to as the beta-finger domain), resembling ma
243 ng domain, whereas the carboxyl terminus can
be referred to as the degradation domain.
244 ses, Steele et al. proposed what has come to
be referred to as the dual-tracer method in which the in
245 These vector spaces so metrized will
be referred to as the pseudonormed spaces of the origina
246 erventions in clinical trials for sepsis has
been referred to as the "graveyard for pharmaceutical co
247 athological elements that have traditionally
been referred to as the "lichenoid tissue reaction/inter
248 Such fast motions of solvent molecules have
been referred to as the "lubricant of life" and are thou
249 Two candidate structures have
been referred to as the avian SCN--the medial SCN (mSCN)
250 nstellation of tissue abnormalities that has
been referred to as the diabetes "ruling triumvirate." T
251 pha(12), the alpha-subunit of G12, which has
been referred to as the gep oncogene, stimulates mitogen
252 Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) has
been referred to as the hepatic manifestation of the met
253 This
is referred to as the "missing heritability" problem.
254 diagram from which superconductivity emerges
is referred to as the 'pseudogap' because evidence exist
255 This preferential insertion
is referred to as the A-rule.
256 late moiety in the BirA.adenylate structure,
is referred to as the adenylate-binding loop (ABL).
257 e scatter albedo (SSA); thus, the instrument
is referred to as the albedometer.
258 llateral spread of apoptosis to nearby cells
is referred to as the bystander effect, a process that i
259 albuminuria, and increased oxidative stress,
is referred to as the cardiometabolic syndrome.
260 e, and innervates the contralateral AL; this
is referred to as the contralaterally projecting, seroto
261 relative change in R0 due to an intervention
is referred to as the effect size.
262 DNA-regulatory elements, and this regulation
is referred to as the ERE-independent signaling pathway.
263 This process
is referred to as the Fe protein cycle and includes bind
264 ifications to direct transcriptional outcome
is referred to as the histone code.
265 This reaction
is referred to as the homology search and is akin to the
266 s in an individual at a single point in time
is referred to as the immune repertoire.
267 angements, this translational control scheme
is referred to as the integrated stress response (ISR).
268 FXS
is referred to as the most common form of inherited inte
269 als is 2-heptyl-3-hydroxy-4-quinolone, which
is referred to as the Pseudomonas quinolone signal (PQS)
270 Q) with arginine (R); thus this editing site
is referred to as the Q/R site.
271 e defined output of these neuronal processes
is referred to as the set point, which is the value that
272 This
is referred to as the Uemura relation, and it works reas
273 and the major immediate-early (MIE) enhancer
is referred to as the unique region.
274 receptive field (RF) the resulting activity
is referred to as the visual response.
275 n eQTN and its associated transcript cluster
was referred to as the intrapair distance.
276 ct of asthma on quality of life (QoL), which
was referred to as the RAND Negative Impact of Asthma on
277 This mass isotopomer analysis
is referred to as time and relative differences in syste
278 ducible NO synthase (iNOS), these cells have
been referred to as TNF and iNOS-producing DC (Tip-DC).
279 degeneration phenotype and will, hereafter,
be referred to as Tnfabc(-/-) mice.
280 raditional folk medicine, Xanthoxylum plants
are referred to as '
toothache trees' because their anest
281 the enzyme, and propose that these compounds
be referred to as '
topological poisons of topoisomerase
282 The latter
is referred to as trans-tail regulation, and the best-ch
283 These propagating Ca waves
are referred to as "
triggered waves" because they are in
284 ew generation of quadruplex ligands that can
be referred to as "
twice-as-smart" quadruplex ligands.
285 These scenarios
are referred to as "
type 1" and "type 2", respectively.
286 Some signals
are referred to as tyrosine-based sorting signals and co
287 s and AuNPs, and the resulting nanoparticles
were referred to as UCNP@p-Au.
288 ctive temperatures of less than 2,700 kelvin
are referred to as '
ultracool dwarfs'.
289 These patients
are referred to as unexplained anemia or idiopathic cyto
290 This combinatorial aspect of language
is referred to as unification.
291 ion consisting of residues 1-195 of hnRNP A1
is referred to as UP1.
292 been characterized for numerous viruses and
is referred to as viral "breathing." Additionally, flavi
293 se on removal of the guests-this feature has
been referred to as '
virtual porosity'.
294 These genome-free virions
are referred to as virus-like particles (VLPs).
295 (The usual form of the allele
is referred to as VNTR(t).) To gain insight into the str
296 ivity as compared with VP-1998 and therefore
was referred to as VSNL1 minimal promoter.
297 preceding activation of a plateau potential
is referred to as '
warm up'.
298 osymbionts inducing one of these effects can
be referred to as '
Wolbachia-types'.
299 on and a primary immunodeficiency that could
be referred to as X-linked moesin-associated immunodefic
300 XR) and aryl hydrocarbon (AHR) receptors, it
is referred to as "
xenobiotic receptor".