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1 onal results faced and overcame many hurdles on the way.

2 hat combat BMDC-tumour cross-talk are surely on the way.

3 conceptual frameworks and experimental tools on the way ahead.

4 ith volatile chemicals (pheromones) secreted on the way back from the food deposit.

5 ycling pathway from endosomes to trans-Golgi on the way back to the cell surface.

6 ce-driven growth and capillary-driven motion on the way down.

7 intrinsic roughness of the energy landscape on the way downhill to the intermediate causes the lack

8 mings of current antiepileptic treatment and on the way drugs are developed.

9 he limitations that exist, which will depend on the way environmental change is simulated and the typ

10 an active area of research as new tests are on the way, epitomized by the exciting prospect of detec

11 t of folding funnels and folding simulations on the way experimentalists interpret results is examine

12 However, theoretical studies on the way facilitative interactions resulting from hydr

13 ifferent morphology has a significant effect on the way HA is presented to biomolecules, and this has

14 A super EN was anticipated on the way in early 2014 but failed to materialize towar

15 Since the nature of the size biases depends on the way in which 2D distance is computed, we investig

16 served topology places important constraints on the way in which authors construct prose, which may b

17 Our study sheds light on the way in which cortical microstructure supports fun

18 Focus on the way in which cultural variants affect other varia

19 r related techniques and it also sheds light on the way in which effector concentrations are read by

20 ractised in the past and can help shed light on the way in which psychiatry is conducted today.

21 These concepts provide a new perspective on the way in which some viruses have been able to estab

22 Such observations put new constraints on the way in which the cochlea's mechanics, and the OHC

23 that this need not be the case, but depends on the way in which the coupled system is probed.

24 onversion or switch recombination--dependent on the way in which the initiating dU/dG lesion is resol

25 n of the intact postnatal rat has shed light on the way in which the newborn central nervous system a

26 are Organizations will have a drastic impact on the ways in which anesthesiologists are reimbursed an

27 Our results shed new light on the ways in which gene flow reshaped European populat

28 This review focuses primarily on the ways in which genome-wide association studies (GW

29 om the perirhinal cortex have shed new light on the ways in which metabotropic glutamate receptors co

30 f interest, and recent attention has focused on the ways in which these conflicts can compromise rese

31 validity of outcome report cards may depend on the ways in which they are adjusted for risk.

32 ry and provide the reader with a perspective on the ways in which this field has begun to flourish.

33 evidence for three findings that shed light on the ways in which, despite these constraints, nature

34 egree of evolutionary integration but rather on the way integration is distributed among traits.

35 Overall, our work sheds light on the way ionic and hydration interactions within a nuc

36 uccess of this tripartite strategy, focusing on the ways it is enhancing our understanding of visual

37 e modulation of FAMA and RBR sheds new light on the way iterative divisions and terminal differentiat

38 Our work sheds light on the way lamellipodial protrusion dynamics is affected

39 therefore is likely to have profound effects on the way local populations (and consequently species)

40 o discuss the implications of these findings on the way megakaryocytes interact with the environment,

41 In this work we shed light on the way mobile ions condense around the nucleosome co

42 n that CTA is a viable treatment option well on the way of becoming a standard of care for those who

43 y and, thus, overcoming a principle obstacle on the way of DQAMmiR becoming a practical miRNA analysi

44 Our findings are the first step on the way of understanding the immunity mechanism of B.

45 ole of FGF21 in systems metabolism, but also on the ways our bodies cope with the ever-changing avail

46 Studies on present day MAPKs and MKKs hint on the way protein kinase networks may evolve.

47 Recent results on the way Ras and downstream pathways can influence cel

48 this article attempts to give a perspective on the way research on ribosome structure and dynamics m

49 aracteristic could have a profound influence on the way sepsis treatment is conducted.

50 in prevalence of chronic disease is a focus on the way services are managed and delivered, in which

51 nces, could have a significant future impact on the way some measurements are made for nuclear nonpro

52 urve, with 2 different definitions depending on the way subjects who died without a dementia diagnosi

53 ly determined structures have shed new light on the way that aquaporins act as passive, but selective

54 ic status are widely observed but may depend on the way that both oral health and socioeconomic statu

55 Our data suggest a clear constraint on the way that localization cues are integrated: cortic

56 ule reactions has already had a major impact on the way that organic chemists think about reaction me

57 that preceded it, have had a lasting impact on the way that researchers approach human and computer

58 f Bacillus spores may have a profound impact on the way that spores regulate their interactions with

59 aving an impact on the way that we teach and on the way that students learn, and on the very design a

60 A recent study has shed light on the way that the brain combines these signals to achi

61 nderscore the profound influence of learning on the way that the cortex produces movements.

62 sically intermittent; its steadiness depends on the way that the process is driven.

63 medical education, and are having an impact on the way that we teach and on the way that students le

64 Recent research has focused on the ways that genetic mutations, epigenetic changes,

65 However, recent results, focusing on the ways that these three families of proteins intera

66 This review focuses on the ways that TLR function might contribute to the et

67 characteristics of the environment, but also on the way the environment is scanned.

68 , this review is divided into sections based on the way the journal is structured, although this year

69 We shed light on the way the minor groove geometry, defined mainly by

70 dy the dependence of the untying probability on the way the protein is grasped, the pulling speed, an

71 displace it into the central cavity depends on the way the protein-substrate is presented to the Gro

72 The answer depends on the way the question is formulated.

73 associated mRNA could be prepared depending on the way the sample was applied to the Affinity Grid .

74 This depends on the way the simulations are performed and on the way

75 and X-ray-synchrotron imaging to shed light on the way these insects manage the flow of heat across

76 ptide bonds within membranes will shed light on the ways these proteases regulate crucial biological

77 on the way the simulations are performed and on the way they are validated by comparison to values Q(

78 jor effect on bread quality, little is known on the way they impact on bread loaf volume (LV).

79 f the CPP sequence can have profound effects on the way they interact with cells.

80 shifts occur on the side of an energy hill, on the way to a cumulenic, purely conformational transit

81 The detours and incidental stops on the way to an ideal are more fruitful than the goal i

82 distinct intracellular membrane compartments on the way to and from the cell surface.

83 atalysts (WOCs) remains a crucial bottleneck on the way to artificial photosynthesis applications.

84 ted abilities to interbreed, as if they were on the way to becoming different species.

85 Although many challenges on the way to clinical application remain, important ear

86 in interactions is a prerequisite to proceed on the way to complete interactions at the proteome leve

87 tion and recurrence are still huge obstacles on the way to cure cancer.

88 (5)-hydroxy-d-ornithine as the AMP anhydride on the way to cyclotrimerization to the vicibactin scaff

89 as a rat walked along the same spatial path on the way to different goals, and coded past, present a

90 ove is an indication of a failing population on the way to extinction, there had to be the previous A

91 ssumed that at most one beneficial allele is on the way to fixation at a given time.

92 but exert their effects on subsequent steps on the way to formation of the open complex.

93 s of the loop represent likely intermediates on the way to forming the catalytically competent closed

94 Digital simulation costs present an obstacle on the way to high-speed, real-time, on-line theoretical

95 A key step on the way to ignition is to have the energy generated t

96 I complexes to a dense endocytic compartment on the way to lysosomes in a ubiquitin-proteasome-depend

97 r secondary school, (2) while the victim was on the way to or from such a school, or (3) while the vi

98 h a preference for 5-hydroxyconiferaldehyde, on the way to producing sinapyl alcohol.

99 tuated within the enzyme after catalysis and on the way to product release.

100 hlighting both promise and future challenges on the way to realizing this goal.

101 siting intramyocellular triglycerides (imTG) on the way to resting muscle fatty acid oxidation.

102 a tetrahydrotyrosine (H(4)Tyr) diastereomer on the way to the anticapsin warhead of the dipeptide an

103 cription initiation follows diverse pathways on the way to the formation of the pre-initiation comple

104 pyrrolinyl-S-enzyme transiently accumulates on the way to the four-electron oxidized, heteroaromatic

105 ess, there are still many problems to solve, on the way to the manufacturing of biomedical devices, i

106 P), and ATP to make fumaroyl-AMP transiently on the way to the N(beta)-fumaroyl-DAP regioisomer.

107 ing the formation of "productive topologies" on the way to the native state.

108 helix is unfolded; this intermediate appears on the way to the native structure in less than one-four

109 GD1b as receptors and passes through the ER on the way to the nucleus.

110 onal change in penton base could be one step on the way to the release of Ad vertex proteins during c

111 derwent HDX as they passed through the ND(3) on the way to the time-of-flight analyzer.

112 ins of the same protein and the intermediate on the way to the unfolded state.

113 ly delayed spring flush of plant development on the way to their breeding sites.

114 Dancers gauge distance by retinal image flow on the way to their destination.

115 raverse the inner membrane and the periplasm on the way to their final destination.

116 cells has overcome several difficult hurdles on the way to these goals, including delivery of probes

117 interactions is therefore an essential step on the way to understanding how the brain operates.

118 on along the neuronal membrane is a key step on the way to understanding neural computations; however

119 and create a concise evaluation and comment on the ways to provide financially efficient cataract su

120 al participation on key family dynamics, and on the ways to understand families' needs and values acc

121 importance of integrated modeling approaches on the way toward virtual organisms.

122 oor thermal stability remains a major hurdle on the way towards application at realistic technical co

123 of Myc or other oncogenes can shed new light on the way tumors initiate and maintain their aberrant b

124 The results shed light on the way water mediates chemical and biological self-a

125 This has had a profound impact on the way we can now study complex and dynamic systems

126 itive processes and learning mechanisms have on the way we perceive pain.