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1 ics (correlation coefficients within 0.03 of each other).

2 metry instrument and found in agreement with each other.

3 edback runs) are performed and compared with each other.

4 es and two dielectric layers interlaced with each other.

5 T/CT, and multiparametric MRI within 15 d of each other.

6 the strands are addressable independently of each other.

7 irin preparations which were also similar to each other.

8 performance and metacognition are related to each other.

9 matrix confines cells in close proximity to each other.

10 ith cardiovascular mortality, independent of each other.

11 ulfonamides could not be differentiated from each other.

12 transitions uncoordinated and independent of each other.

13 cal, worm, or vesicular) in equilibrium with each other.

14 e density, the more often the ants bump into each other.

15 ns in these two genes from controls and from each other.

16 ed tapioca starch are indistinguishable from each other.

17 distinguishes specific face identities from each other.

18 and then lend out the accumulated savings to each other.

19 ic region are prone to competitively exclude each other.

20 lementary and functionally-interdependent to each other.

21 s of microorganisms attached to a surface or each other.

22 ta-arrestin fail to coimmunoprecipitate with each other.

23 orm dendrodendritic reciprocal synapses with each other.

24 10 and DHRS3 mutually activate and stabilize each other.

25 agy and inflammasomes intersect and regulate each other.

26 phases are expected to strongly compete with each other.

27 innovator product are also bioequivalent to each other.

28 ch cells sense and exert mechanical force on each other.

29 ay shorten as microtubules slide relative to each other.

30 iverse functions that did not correlate with each other.

31 duction of Mn(2+) would cause aggregation of each other.

32 phenotypic diversity can mutually reinforce each other.

33 as either streaming through, or bouncing off each other.

34 he reanalyses also differ substantially from each other.

35 w rates because the two dimensions constrain each other.

36 rs in an open conformation swap domains with each other.

37 t W and Ti species are in close proximity to each other.

38 Abeta42 amplitude at least partially affect each other.

39 lcNAcylation-and investigate how they affect each other.

40 and densely connecting all feature maps with each other.

41 systems that are capable of cooperating with each other.

42 acks, which may or may not be confluent with each other.

43 ne; alone or in combination) with placebo or each other.

44 rophage levels were strongly correlated with each other.

45 aring the load unless they are very close to each other.

46 s would require networks of sRNAs regulating each other.

47 10 inhibitory inputs active within 2-4 ms of each other.

48 patient-data meta-analyses were within 1% of each other.

49 d differentiation can occur independently of each other.

50 onsistent over time nor interconsistent with each other.

51 es and drugs of abuse mechanistically impact each other.

52 h benefit from calling in close proximity to each other.

53 and inhibition are strong and largely cancel each other.

54 ic Lo with the Innovator tacrolimus and with each other.

55 El Nino (La Nina) events are more similar to each other.

56 ll species are large and very different from each other.

57 aried considerably and at times contradicted each other.

58 iation and significantly differentiated from each other.

59 in different structural components relate to each other.

60 organisms require males and females to find each other.

61 ese fruits demonstrate cross-reactivity with each other.

62 ) between antagonist strains swarming toward each other.

63 hotoreceptors are structurally distinct from each other.

64 pairs are rotated by 18 degrees relative to each other.

65 e in which the Ar and NO2 groups are anti to each other.

66 1 in patient sera correlated positively with each other.

67 hese gaps have opposite sign with respect to each other.

68 ack circuitry that regulates the activity of each other.

69 the two transitions occur widely-apart from each other.

70 esting periods appear to be counterbalancing each other.

71 ith the volumes required to be within 30% of each other.

72 tivity pattern, are suppressively coupled to each other.

73 n of how ecology and evolution can influence each other.

74 ble to nucleate or frustrate the assembly of each other.

75 inally connected valves that can slide along each other.

76 romote the movement of centrosomes away from each other.

77 robial peptides and proteins to compete with each other.

78 c cell to cell interactions with neurons and each other.

79 essarily being located in close proximity to each other.

80 acterial biofilms sense and communicate with each other?

81 mechanosensation, and gustation to recognize each other [5-8].

82 the inner and outer cotyledons differed from each other, a remarkable discovery given the supposed id

83 tions of varying lengths of co-occurrence on each other across a chronosequence of invasion history.

84 In addition to interacting with each other, adhesion molecules interact with ion channel

85 +) store depletion, STIM1 and Orai couple to each other, allowing Ca(2+) influx.

86 s of bendable faces, generally orthogonal to each other, allows for the possibility of hand-twisting

87 increases and opacities enlarge and approach each other along the interlobular septa, causing a fine

88 when spins in the electrodes are parallel to each other and a lower capacitance when spins are antipa

89 carboxylic acids can be differentiated from each other and also from sulfonamides and aliphatic carb

90 CT dynamic imaging sessions, registered with each other and analyzed using pharmacokinetic modeling s

91 umber of edges as well as many edges between each other and are referred to as the "rich club".

92 -related polygenic effects were unrelated to each other and changes in trait-disorder links reflect t

93 By contrast, leader males pose no threat to each other and congregate in large groups for a dilution

94 hat allow the quantum dots to interfere with each other and create artificial crystals.

95 iversity metrics differed substantially from each other and from priorities based on spatiotemporal m

96 them to be closely related but distinct from each other and from the baboon STLV-1 sequence in the NC

97 unclear how these FMRP activities relate to each other and how dysfunction in their absence underlie

98 s not known how these signals integrate with each other and how this depends on the perceived stimuli

99 projects allowed diverse findings to expand each other and identify gaps between research and heuris

100 -cerebellar connections are contralateral to each other and include the cerebello-thalamo-cortical (C

101 ed in each area, and models were compared to each other and measurements for hot (>18 degrees C) and

102 rns in the embryonic ovary and interact with each other and other oocyte-specific transcription facto

103 Both dogs demonstrate continuity with each other and predominantly share ancestry with modern

104 and Grh proteins additionally interact with each other and regulate a set of common enhancers during

105 erent microphysical schemes agreed well with each other and showed better agreement with satellite ob

106 aracteristics show strong relationships with each other and that a single principal component capture

107 in which conduction and valence bands cross each other and the crossings are protected by topologica

108 of their effects and their interactions with each other and the environment.

109 the silica colloidal particles interact with each other and the pore wall via electrostatic double la

110 little is known about how they interact with each other and the rest of the genome in three-dimension

111 apoptosis and necroptosis pathways regulate each other and their balance determines whether cells li

112 tractiveness of each option independently of each other and then pick the option with the highest sub

113 bacteria use QS signals to communicate with each other and to coordinate their activities.

114 tory classes of neurons, and compare them to each other and to inhibitory cortical neurons using the

115 te as separate entities but are connected to each other and to machineries with functions in energeti

116 and cell senescence are intimately linked to each other and to organismal aging.

117 These measurements were compared with each other and used as reference standards for defining

118 ciated with CVD mortality independently from each other and whether they can help explain differences

119 hese two reciprocal cell types interact with each other and with an additional cell type: the delta c

120 imeter), and 3 (FS in the central 3 mm) with each other and with best-corrected VA (BCVA) were evalua

121 , we found that CheW and CheV1 interact with each other and with CheA independent of the chemorecepto

122 onically resonant TRSF and DOVE spectra with each other and with infrared absorption and resonance Ra

123 D1(NTD) and MAD1(CTD) directly interact with each other and with MAD2 conformers and are regulated by

124 r, we show that these proteins interact with each other and with other proteins involved in homologou

125 s of RNAP and Spt4/5 strongly correlate with each other and with RNA levels.

126 t events of cell growth are coordinated with each other and with the cell cycle.

127 spective about how these areas interact with each other and with the cortex.

128 MAD1(NTD) and MAD1(CTD) also interacted with each other and with the MPS1 protein kinase, which phosp

129 ages exhibited significant correlations with each other and with total coliforms, E. coli, enterococc

130 nresolved question is how RLRs interact with each other and with viral proteins in cells.

131 d vector controls and performed similarly to each other and young controls (YCs).

132 tends to drive radiologists inward, against each other, and against practice leaders.

133 ese molecules are predicted to interact with each other, and are reportedly involved in the maintenan

134 ence interval 1.24-2.64], fully adjusted for each other, and conventional cardiovascular risk factors

135 umor biomarkers tended to be correlated with each other, and MSI and BRAF mutation functioned as key

136 and quantitative traits are correlated with each other, and often measured in the same sample of ind

137 e encoding of their spatial relationships to each other, and path integration.

138 ted pathways are completely independent from each other, and responsiveness to one has therefore no p

139 RGS1 and PLDalpha1 interact with each other, and RGS1 inhibits the activity of PLDalpha1

140 l and biochar are well suited as proxies for each other, and suggest that biochar's environmental res

141 the spintronic oscillators to interact with each other, and their long lifetime and low energy consu

142 ir expression levels rely on the presence of each other, and they function as a complex in infected c

143 3F appear to be copies of each other as they share the identical arrangement of th

144 ted from the literature) are integrated with each other as well as with select external datasets to g

145 nd gingival inflammation are associated with each other, as evidenced by salivary and serum levels of

146 paxillin turnover dynamics are correlated to each other at single FAs.

147 ndependent signaling pathways can impinge on each other at the level of transcription factors, thereb

148 t these organisms more probably benefit from each other because of their different levels of speciali

149 he 2 organelles are able to communicate with each other, both physically and biochemically, thereby f

150 wentieth century textbooks closely resembled each other, both reporting a mean of 12.4 characteristic

151 and >/=65 years of age correlated well with each other but poorly with those determined using sera f

152 a-subunits not only physically interact with each other but they actually assemble, function and gate

153 in molecules in the unit cell are related to each other by a local twofold noncrystallographic symmet

154 neighboring sunflower plants in a row avoid each other by growing toward a more favorable light envi

155 Cells communicate with each other by secreting signaling proteins, and the bloo

156 t cannot unequivocally be distinguished from each other by XANES spectroscopy.

157 of oxygen and hydrogen ions independently of each other can direct reversible phase transformations a

158 81% for detecting top quartile hospitals for each other conditions.

159 at yeast mother cells could also differ from each other depending on their replicative age.

160 other groups, which were not different from each other despite reports of differing ionic conductanc

161 sympathetic nervous system strongly resemble each other despite the different embryological origin an

162 llin-1 and neuroligin-3 functionally occlude each other during development of calyx synapses.

163 ED COTYLEDON1 (CUC1), CUC2 and CUC3 regulate each other during embryogenesis to establish the embryon

164 about how these structures communicate with each other during fear acquisition.

165 Different protein types impact each other during heat treatment.

166 tive stress and significantly associate with each other during S-phase.

167 showed significantly elevated coupling with each other during the memory task, which correlated with

168 n these genomic regions became isolated from each other earlier than the rest of the genome.

169 dreds of signaling proteins interacting with each other extensively.

170 ers maintain an equilibrium distance between each other for an indefinite time.

171 ated Smad2/3 transcription factors depend on each other for co-occupancy of target enhancers associat

172 orthogonal screening approaches complemented each other for lead identification.

173 microbes can compete with the plant and with each other for nutrients, but may also carry traits that

174 alized JUNV GPC-pseudovirions competing with each other for RBS binding.

175 AM fungi and their plant hosts to recognize each other for the initiation and maintenance of this as

176 -sheets with 7 main strands, packing against each other, forming a beta-sandwich.

177 nio rerio, and found that larvae turn toward each other from 7 days postfertilization and increase th

178 hat the clinical isolates frequently protect each other from clinically relevant antibiotics.

179 er cells tend to phenotypically diverge from each other has so far remained unaddressed.

180 depend on light perception and interact with each other has yet to emerge.

181 ming contiguous Watson-Crick base pairs with each other-has enforced a "homochiral" paradigm over the

182 the degree to which they can substitute for each other have not been systematically explored.

183 etry and mass cytometry are complementary to each other; however, probes that can satisfy all the req

184 ith (i) pairs of agents not interacting with each other, (ii) physical interactions between inanimate

185 e linker that allows the two domains to face each other.IMPORTANCE Retroviral replication requires th

186 oss a hierarchy of regions, interacting with each other in a complex, recursive manner.

187 lls on the corneal surface that connect with each other in a dendritic fashion.

188 le to quantify the G12D marker within 12% of each other in all samples.

189 vealed that both cadherins can interact with each other in cell adhesion.

190 that many cancer drivers can substitute for each other in certain contexts and broaden our understan

191 would form tight associations (modules) with each other in coexpression networks, facilitating their

192 onal and phenotypic responses correlate with each other in general, but whereas inhibitors of chapero

193 r steric properties were found to react with each other in good yield and excellent chemo- and regios

194 oratory tests performed within 60 minutes of each other in ICU versus non-ICU settings.

195 TbSTT3A and TbSTT3B proteins associate with each other in large complexes that contain no other dete

196 latory B cells were in close connection with each other in palatine tonsils.

197 ot yet been tested in combination or against each other in patients with stable coronary artery disea

198 RecQ helicases co-operate and/or complement each other in response to cellular stress.

199 of LSO, generate largely similar results to each other in simulating ITD and ILD coding.

200 ates that M1 and M2 can functionally replace each other in some, but not all, aspects of virus partic

201 rganelles avoid clashing and entangling with each other in such limited space.

202 Risk and loss aversion correlated with each other in the depressed patients, suggesting that a

203 that these proteins specifically recognized each other in the extracellular matrix of fibroblasts.

204 and the cas locus are often located next to each other in the genomes.

205 al interactions between amino acids close to each other in the protein sequence.

206 that the two morphs may live in contact with each other in the same body of groundwater and that they

207 art in the crystal structure become close to each other in the simulated model.

208 nd CXCR2 expression strongly correlated with each other in the way that CXCR2 expression changed acco

209 these different organelles communicate with each other in time and space are scientific questions th

210 ive, and imaging scores were correlated with each other in TRACK-HD participants, justifying use of a

211 l domains of UL16 are mutually responsive to each other in transfected cells and form complexes that

212 d that KLF15 and the GR were associated with each other in transfected cells.

213 ap1-homologues can bind interchangeably with each other in vitro, and at least in the fission yeast,

214 ral of the CES that are physically linked to each other in vivo are LBC interactors.

215 f the different treatment strategies against each other, including combination therapy with a biologi

216 ferentiate all tested bacterial species from each other, including members of the same genus Bacillus

217 restingly, Elmo and ITSN1 also interact with each other independently of their GPR124-recognition reg

218 hich Galphaq and PLC-beta3 mutually regulate each other is far more complex than a simple, two-state

219 distance of objects from one's self and from each other is fundamental to a variety of behaviours fro

220 ducts with the vinyl and nitro groups cis to each other is observed with a 4-substituted 3-nitroindol

221 Whether and how they communicate with each other is unknown.

222 at FX, SR-AI, and PTX2 independently bind to each other (KD,app: 0.2-0.7 muM).

223 are almost coplanar (11 degrees inclined to each other), leading to strong pi overlap.

224 2 is attached are inclined at >30 degrees to each other, leading to substantial reduction in pi overl

225 ces are typically predicted independently of each other, newer approaches have demonstrated improved

226 are highly social beings that interact with each other on a daily basis.

227 binding sites in domains I and II, opposite each other on the two legs of the A, is optimal for Rev

228 atments, populations hatched within 1 day of each other, on average, and among treatments, did not di

229 d low levels of FMRP cell groups adjacent to each other or between layers of the same cortical areas.

230 h pathogenic variants in specific genes from each other or from those with no prior genetic cause ide

231 rent infections with IAVs closely related to each other or IAVs clearly distinct.

232 s of revascularization (PCI or CABG) against each other or medical treatment in patients with coronar

233 ttention and number word knowledge influence each other over development and contribute to the develo

234 tions were significantly differentiated from each other (overall FST=0.23), and the degree of differe

235 earby genes, and were closely localized with each other, overlapping in 37% of them.

236 es in SR900 and control groups were close to each other (P >0.05).

237 MMP-9, and MPO significantly correlated with each other (P < .0001).

238 and mother's partner's smoking differed from each other (p = 0.08).

239 min/g, P < 0.05) and were not different from each other (P = 0.30).

240 ns of a simple rule in which animals attract each other part of the time, with attraction defined as

241 ncentrations were negatively correlated with each other, potentially reflecting a defensive trade-off

242 among different subsets of species nullified each other, producing a net outcome of stasis over time.

243 RY progression measures were correlated with each other (r=0.674), and with age at onset (TRACK-HD, r

244 UC and CD were genetically more similar to each other (rG = 0.56) than either was to PSC (P < 1.0 x

245 compounds indicated that ACC and JA regulate each other's concentration in an ET-dependent manner.

246 1 and 2 and fibrillarin negatively influence each other's expression.

247 hat they play additive roles in facilitating each other's pathogenic functions in PD.

248 ake is important for helping sides interpret each other's position accurately, avoiding echo-chamber

249 aminating and nondelaminating cells increase each other's sizes and that these interactions can expla

250 ll and act in distinct ways on their own and each other's transcripts to create a network of autoregu

251 e protein (Env) are activated in relation to each other, sequentially or simultaneously.

252 parents were separated but communicated with each other showed no increase in risk compared with thos

253 ptor dye molecules at different distances to each other, strongly depending on the particle diameter.

254 tants had catalytic profiles more similar to each other than did the wildtype proteins.

255 phylogenetic priorities are more similar to each other than they are to functional priorities, and p

256 mes in Europeans are more closely related to each other than to ciHHV-6B genomes from China and Pakis

257 cells of the same type were more similar to each other than to other types, but also displayed epige

258 same community are more densely connected to each other than to the rest of the network.

259 multiple SNPs in linkage disequilibrium with each other that were significantly associated with piper

260 review, we are pitting two theories against each other: the more accepted theory, the number sense t

261 les to appear, while if axons weakly repulse each other their trajectories diverge such that they fil

262 ecies that inhabit the patches interact with each other through a foodweb, the network of feeding int

263 propagating in a waveguide to interact with each other through multiple bounces off an optomechanica

264 to be a network of neurons interacting with each other through synaptic connection between axons and

265 Atoms interact with each other through the electromagnetic field, creating c

266 which these different fields can strengthen each other through their distinct outlooks on some of th

267 ll MTs, the PNC, and the cell periphery with each other through their hydrodynamic interactions (HIs)

268 bserved that axons dynamically interact with each other through their shafts, leading to zippering an

269 precise trajectories and how they relate to each other throughout development are important to know

270 ations, SigmaREE) were strongly related with each other throughout different components of lake food

271 ytic and calcium-binding domains relative to each other, thus stabilizing the flexible part of the ac

272 associated with two leaders extending toward each other to collision inside the CSZ.

273 The cells of the SCN must synchronize to each other to drive these circadian rhythms in the rest

274 al GPCR-G-protein interactions can reinforce each other to enhance signaling through canonical downst

275 such a way that they roughly stack on top of each other to form a channel for facilitated ion transpo

276 branes of secretory granules (SGs) fuse with each other to form a channel through which the entire co

277 The colloid particles first attract each other to form clusters.

278 d biochar are commonly used as analogues for each other to infer respective carbon sequestration pote

279 elucidate how these effectors interact with each other to modulate the bacterial host interaction.

280 of proteins, RNA, and DNA that interact with each other to organize and regulate genetic information

281 structural type IV collagen may interact on each other to promote the development of AF in rheumatic

282 who was leading) and whether they could see each other, to investigate how these variables affect in

283 quencies of two vibration modes get close to each other, to realize a bandpass filter of sharp roll o

284 l biology continue to advance in parallel to each other, to the detriment of both.

285 traffic by different routes, independent of each other, to their separate subcellular locations.

286 wist in opposite directions and work against each other until the pod pops open from stress.

287 eople who in turn were reciprocally close to each other was associated with a lower risk of PTSD.

288 both subspecies climatic niches differ from each other, what is the current potential geographical d

289 The levels of ATM and ATR respond to each other; when ATM is deficient, ATR levels rise, and

290 t that contempt and anger are not built upon each other, whereas disgust seems to be the most element

291 ps 1 and 2 did not differ significantly from each other, whereas group 3 was similar to placebo recip

292 ting thin layers of powder particles atop of each other whilst selectively melting the corresponding

293 PET examinations were repeated within 2 d of each other with no intervening treatment.

294 algorithms showed excellent correlation with each other with no visual differences between PET images

295 e state that these two landscapes complement each other with one crucial for stabilities of states on

296 or cerebrovascular events) independently of each other, with a hazard ratio of 1.8 and 95% confidenc

297 The rod and hook are directly connected to each other, with their subunit proteins FlgG and FlgE ha

298 usually in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with each other within a small genomic region.

299 different components involved interact with each other within and across these scales for immune res

300 rmining both the relationship of proteins to each other within the SPB and how each protein is assemb