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1 ical model using DFT analysis to rationalize the sense of 1,5-syn stereoselectivities of beta-alkyl-b

2 itate the routine clinical use of CTCs as in the sense of a liquid biopsy.

3 sium binding is due to a "tightening up" (in the sense of a more rigid molecule with less dynamic int

4 erichia coli RNase G the first evidence that the sensing of a 5' monophosphate is required in vivo fo

5 eighboring nucleotides in ssDNA, which makes the sensing of a DNA base very difficult.

6 940-residue multidomain protein critical for the sensing of aberrant DNA and initiation of global gen

7 In this paper we report the sensing of aflatoxin B1(AFB1) by field effect capaci

8 nomenon of sensory attenuation, a measure of the sense of agency for movement, in this group of patie

9 The trade-offs concern the sense of agency in memory and its role in both impli

10 rior parietal cortex plays a special role in the sense of agency, which is a fundamental aspect to na

11 typically attribute the action to ourselves, the sense of agency.

12 N), has been developed and characterized for the sensing of ammonia gas.

13 cutive four- and five-component syntheses in the sense of an activation-alkynylation-cyclocondensatio

14 ogen bond is not acting as a perturbation in the sense of an external dipole but more directly affect

15 ensor domain, which appear to be involved in the sensing of an unidentified sporulation signal(s) pro

16 mportant role of the graRS and vraFG loci in the sensing of and response to specific CAPs involved in

17 been well established, similar progress for the sensing of anions has not yet been realized.

18 The sensing of antibodies by TRIM21 was stimulated after

19 The BiO-SPEs were evaluated toward the sensing of APAP and INH in human serum, urine, saliv

20 ited strong electrocatalytic activity toward the sensing of APAP and INH with an enhanced analytical

21 d for the purpose that reflects synonymy and the sense of arbitrary word combinations.

22 The sense of asymmetric induction has been established b

23 ight into the origin of enantioselection and the sense of asymmetric induction in the previously repo

24 This model not only is consistent with the sense of asymmetric induction of the asymmetric alco

25 ch repeat (LRR) motifs 9-12, is required for the sensing of bacterial lipopeptides.

26 e their personal goals in order to give them the sense of balance and control they are looking for.

27 The sense of balance depends on the intricate architectu

28 ributes to vestibular hair cell function and the sense of balance.

29 a mechanosensitive organ that contributes to the sense of balance.

30 inner ear encode head movements and mediate the sense of balance.

31 inical practice to test the functionality of the sense of balance.

32 This system has exhibited stability in the sense of, bar a number of notable exceptions, surfac

33 Finally incomplete self similarity in the sense of Barenblatt and Chorin is established.

34 Control over interactions in the sense of being able to appropriate 'surplus' payoffs

35 Control over interactions in the sense of being able to exercise partner choice can b

36 sitive emotions, emotions--especially trust, the sense of being cared for, and falling in love--that

37 nships of interest are very often sparse, in the sense of being embedded in an overall dataset of hig

38 e and society were found to be anomalous, in the sense of being fundamentally different from conventi

39 Furthermore, the FETs were tested for the sensing of biomolecules (bovine serum albumin (BSA)

40 matched in-body illusion condition, in which the sense of bodily self was colocalized with the real b

41 out-of-body illusion was elicited, in which the sense of bodily self was displaced from the real bod

42 used an established method for manipulating the sense of body ownership ("rubber-hand illusion") to

43 These results demonstrate that the sense of body ownership determines somatosensory att

44 and anatomical information all contribute to the sense of body ownership in adults [12].

45 r; and that cognitive processes that disrupt the sense of body ownership may in turn disrupt temperat

46 Together, these results suggest that the sense of body ownership promotes visual awareness.

47 The sense of body ownership represents a fundamental asp

48 f a prosthetic limb and it is now clear that the sense of body self-identification is also linked to

49 ations demonstrate the importance of AIM2 in the sensing of both bacterial and viral pathogens and in

50 Ca(2+) flux likely plays regulatory roles in the sensing of both light/dark transitions and photoperi

51 The sensing of both stresses requires two cysteine resid

52 The sensing of bovine growth hormone also known as bovin

53 A reversal of the sense of chiral induction was also observed when chi

54 of a photocurrent that switches depending on the sense of circular polarization of the incident light

55 The sensing of circulating nutrients within the mediobas

56 regulatory elements is present to facilitate the sensing of CO2 availability, to regulate the express

57 5.8 x 10(-9)M, indicating its potential for the sensing of COD in clinical samples and pharmaceutica

58 excellent electrocatalytic response towards the sensing of COD with a wide linear response range of

59 n mice and humans, the events that lead from the sensing of cold to the development of beige fat rema

60 Together, our results provide evidence that the sense of confidence is an essential ingredient of pr

61 he theory assumes that, as a complex system, the sense of consciousness is not a fixed structure but

62 The sense of consciousness provides information about th

63 The sense of consciousness thus serves an organizing fun

64 energies in the brain that are the input to the sense of consciousness, along with the processing su

65 help us understand the evolution and role of the sense of consciousness, and of consciousness itself.

66 ct of an organizing process achieved through the sense of consciousness.

67 was used in a drain source configuration for the sensing of cTnI.

68 Thus, the sensing of Cys was well demonstrated using various t

69 2D-hBN is utilized toward the sensing of DA in the presence of the common interfer

70 It was found that the sense of diastereoselectivity could be modulated by

71 The sense of diastereoselectivity in lateral lithiation-

72 not only in the economic sense, but also in the sense of direct use of each other's material and ene

73 This response is initiated through the sensing of directional blue light (BL) by a small fa

74 fection activates inflammasomes and identify the sensing of disturbances in intracellular ionic conce

75 ol of replication fork events in response to the sensing of DNA lesions by the repair system.

76 ty contribution to optical activity in which the sense of electric dipoles and magnetic dipoles becom

77 The sense of enantioinduction is reversed for the two di

78 nal model is provided that is in accord with the sense of enantioinduction observed for all reactions

79 reochemical model is provided to rationalize the sense of enantioinduction observed.

80 An unusual solvent-induced inversion of the sense of enantioselectivity observed in the alpha-se

81 Although the sensing of endoplasmic reticulum (ER) Ca(2+) stores

82 lled replicases - have enzymatic activity in the sense of enhancing the replication rate of all (or a

83 demonstrates a physiological role of TLR8 in the sensing of entire S. aureus in human primary phagocy

84 not appear to harbor genes that provide for the sensing of environmental signals, such as calcium-,

85 The artificial cells expand the senses of Escherichia coli by translating a chemical

86 Evidence in plants supports the sensing of extracellular DNA by PRRs, leading to cal

87 st the HasR receptor plays a primary role in the sensing of extracellular heme and a supplementary ro

88 the surface of most cells, are important to the sensing of extracellular signals, and make a driving

89 Is the sense of fairness uniquely human?

90 The sense of fairness, although universal, varies across

91 emotaxis, phosphorylated CheY levels control the sense of flagella rotation and thereby determine swi

92 , upon binding phosphorylated CheY, reverses the sense of flagellar rotation.

93 e signaling pathways have been implicated in the sensing of flagellins; these involve toll-like recep

94 al an elegant navigational strategy based on the sensing of flow velocity gradients and provide a com

95 suitability of our SHP-OP SERS platform for the sensing of food toxins in real samples.

96 The sensing of foreign agents by the innate and adaptive

97 Movement, and co-operativity, in the sense of formation of a single patch, was dependent

98 Usually, during the sensing of gases involved in chemical reactions, the

99 rimary defects in the gate region but not in the sensing of gating principles.

100 5 tyrosine phosphorylation as a key event in the sensing of genomic and chromatin perturbations, and

101 -cell insulin secretion directly rather than the sensing of glucose.

102 vestigation, the present study characterized the sense of hand shape by evaluating the influence of d

103 10 Bacillus subtilis-like microorganisms (in the sense of having roughly the same number of proteins

104 enomenal experience in human memory, such as the sense of 'having been there', has resulted in concep

105 The sense of hearing depends on fast, finely graded neur

106 The sense of hearing depends on the faithful transmissio

107 The sense of hearing is remarkable for its auditory dyna

108 uditory organ as sound and perceived through the sense of hearing, or it could be a vibrational wave

109 ight is critical for mechanotransduction and the sense of hearing.

110 The senses of hearing and balance are subject to modulat

111 In vertebrates, the senses of hearing and balance depend on hair cells,

112 ear to the brain, is the nerve that enables the senses of hearing and balance.

113 ive vertebrate mechanoreceptors that mediate the senses of hearing and balance.

114 nner ear is a biophysical process underlying the senses of hearing and balance.

115 sensory receptors of the inner ear, underlie the senses of hearing and balance.

116 ility to detect mechanical forces, underlies the senses of hearing, balance, touch, and pain, as well

117 olybrene@ZnO is coated over copper layer for the sensing of heparin.

118 Taken together, these results suggest that the sensing of host-derived NO by NsrR, and the subseque

119 How can the "strengths" of risk factors, in the sense of how well they discriminate cases from contr

120 By contrast, a taste for fairness, in the sense of (i) universality in the application of laws

121 Here, we report that the sensing of IAV RNA by retinoic acid inducible gene I

122 Magnetic vortices are characterized by the sense of in-plane magnetization circulation and by t

123 cial host defense pathway is orchestrated by the sensing of infection by DAI/ZBP-1, engagement of the

124 Fpr3 has been implicated in the sensing of infection-associated olfactory cues, but

125 cture, are both means by which wholeness, in the sense of intactness, can be used to influence carboh

126 g of the signaling intermediates that confer the sensing of intracellular viral nucleic acids for ind

127 y of C1q by mapping the residues involved in the sensing of its targets and the binding of its recept

128 actate dehydrogenase (LDH) was developed for the sensing of l-lactate.

129 nsor analytical efficacy is explored towards the sensing of lactate in model (buffer) solutions and i

130 tiple cutaneous sensory modalities including the sense of light touch.

131 se cytomegalovirus and had a partial role in the sensing of Listeria monocytogenes.

132 ing law but one that also takes into account the sensing of local curvature, what we describe here as

133 This new effect enhances the sensing of magnetic switching, which has potential u

134 tudes through adulthood than acknowledged by the "sense of magnitude" theory.

135 In the second part, we explain the sense of magnitude theory and review studies that di

136 he first example where the transport and not the sensing of major constituents of the plant host is t

137 Innate immune receptors have a key role in the sensing of malaria and initiating immune responses.

138 Finally, SPR methodology was developed for the sensing of malarial antibodies.

139 ude that human TLR10 cooperates with TLR2 in the sensing of microbes and fungi but possesses a signal

140 defenses are highly inducible in response to the sensing of microbial and host products.

141 individuals to infectious diseases for which the sensing of microbial cell components by TLR1 is crit

142 mic complexes called inflammasomes that link the sensing of microbial products and metabolic stress t

143 Depending on the sense of molecular rotation, the disclination lines

144 ments, which bundle or disperse depending on the sense of motor rotation.

145 The sense of movement was equated with a 'corollary disc

146 hey favour sensory feedback as the source of the sense of movement.

147 xide and clay) based modified electrodes for the sensing of NADH.

148 tients exposed to the cognitive treatment in the sense of normalizing toward the patterns observed in

149 The nest is a novel feature in the sense of not having been described as a unique motif

150 The sensing of nucleic acids by receptors of the innate

151 ling mechanisms function to tightly regulate the sensing of nutrient depletion, the aggregation of po

152 -OGT pathways, which coordinate together for the sensing of nutrient state and regulation of gene tra

153 within the central nervous system (CNS) link the sensing of nutrients to the control of metabolism an

154 uospatial perception, it has been shown that the sense of ownership causes external space to be perce

155 inocular rivalry experiments, we manipulated the sense of ownership of a stranger's hand through visu

156 The sense of ownership of one's body is important for su

157 The first process refers to the sense of ownership of our body and relies on the dyn

158 d be disrupted by psychologically disrupting the sense of ownership of that limb.

159 p170 released from injured cells facilitates the sensing of pathogen-associated "danger" signals by i

160 This method enables the sensing of Pb(2+) ions with a detection limit that c

161 The sensing of peroxides is typically mediated by redox-

162 As anticipated, loss of the sense of personal identity was confined to the psych

163 Of interest is the sensing of pH at high pressures due to the key role

164 The sensing of physical force, mechanosensation, underli

165 Interoception is the sensing of physiological signals originating inside

166 Excellent reproducibility was achieved for the sensing of potassium ions.

167 he self-reported intensity of awe as well as the sense of presence.

168 We limit ourselves to biomolecules, in the sense of products from nature or synthetic products

169 uivalent of the blood-brain barrier (BBB) in the sense of providing a specialized microenvironment fo

170 The sensing of reactive oxygen species is essential for

171 lay regulatory roles in iron homeostasis and the sensing of redox stress in cyanobacteria.

172 e reaction of oxaziridines with olefins, and the sense of regioselectivity can be controlled by the a

173 The sense of relative asymmetric induction was contrary

174 t to their interestingness to biologists (in the sense of representing novel, unexpected knowledge).

175 The sense of rotation is governed solely by the order in

176 ) that like the PTP, the mCrC is affected by the sense of rotation of F-ATPase, by Bz-423, and by Mg(

177 in determining not only the amount but also the sense of rotation of NO molecules after collision wi

178 addition, a bias field can be used to modify the sense of rotation of the average magnetization.

179 two distinct modes of motility, depending on the sense of rotation of the flagellar motor.

180 nt with the observed oscillation patterns in the sense of rotation.

181 the patient receives but also contributes to the sense of satisfaction and meaning that the physician

182 area 47/12) with the precuneus (involved in the sense of self and agency), and the angular gyrus (in

183 imonious explanation for the disturbances in the sense of self and other that characterize schizophre

184 ends not only on bodily signals, but also on the sense of self.

185 NA editing by two ADARs, ADAR1 and ADAR2, in the sensing of self-RNA in the absence of pathogen infec

186 for constructing body awareness and key for the sense of selfhood.

187 cal movement that attracts attention through the sense of sight.

188 to hormones and neurotransmitters as well as the senses of sight, olfaction and taste.

189 nducible protein 16 (IFI16) were involved in the sensing of siRNA and DNA, respectively.

190 D with the needle tip, the second step being the sensing of small molecules by IpaD to mobilize IpaB

191 tic regulatory elements that directly couple the sensing of small molecules to gene expression.

192 The sense of smell allows chemicals to be perceived as d

193 receptor (OR) genes constitute the basis of the sense of smell and are encoded by the largest mammal

194 The sense of smell begins with odorant molecules binding

195 volatile chemicals that are detected through the sense of smell contain unsaturated (double or triple

196 The sense of smell enables animals to react to long-dist

197 Clinical tests that evaluate the sense of smell face two major challenges.

198 If forced to choose, I would give up the sense of smell first.

199 Here, focusing on the sense of smell in adult Drosophila, we show that Not

200 as to determine whether there are changes in the sense of smell in people undergoing recurrent head t

201 The sense of smell in vertebrates is detected by special

202 The sense of smell is arguably our most primal faculty a

203 The sense of smell is mediated by GPCRs in the odorant r

204 The sense of smell is mediated by the olfactory epitheli

205 The sense of smell is typically thought of as a 'slow' s

206 mited evidence that topical steroids improve the sense of smell, especially in patients with seasonal

207 it is of particular interest to investigate the sense of smell, its function on a molecular level, t

208 olves almost all of the senses, particularly the sense of smell, which is involved through odour imag

209 genomic and genetic tools to study olfaction-the sense of smell-has brought important new insights in

210 many altricial animals critically depends on the sense of smell.

211 nd thus seems a protective measure regarding the sense of smell.

212 receptors, cells, and circuits that underlie the sense of smell.

213 the thalamus is functionally irrelevant for the sense of smell.

214 nificance of this subsystem organization for the sense of smell.

215 ffective is the treatment of AR in restoring the sense of smell?

216 o hormones and neurotransmitters, as well as the senses of smell and taste.

217 lar growth during development is achieved by the sensing of spatial and nutritional boundaries.

218 cterial pathogens with host tissues requires the sensing of specific chemical and physical cues.

219 Thus, our study defines a pathway involving the sensing of ssDNA by SOSS complex and suggests that t

220 The sense of stereoinduction and level of enantioselecti

221 tal structures of the catalyst complexes and the sense of stereoinduction observed in the addition re

222 mational diagram that can be used to predict the sense of stereoinduction.

223 thod is explored, and a model to rationalize the sense of stereoselection is advanced.

224 To understand the sensing of stiff substrates by growth cones, we inve

225 n response, which can be activated following the sensing of stress within the endoplasmic reticulum.

226 abundance with respect to circadian time, or the sensing of sugars to feedback to the circadian oscil

227 y the apparent fibril handedness but also by the sense of supramolecular chirality from a deeper leve

228 gn of the fibril VCD pattern correlates with the sense of supramolecular filament chirality and, with

229 ork involving TGF-beta1 and BMP6 may control the sensing of systemic and/or hepatic iron levels.

230 ew DNA modification strategy was applied for the sensing of target DNAs using silicon-nanowire field-

231 will focus on the concept of alterations in the sense of taste after obesity surgery.

232 The sense of taste allows animals to distinguish nutriti

233 The sense of taste comprises at least five distinct qual

234 The sense of taste is a specialized chemosensory system

235 The sense of taste is crucial in an animal's determinati

236 The sense of taste is essential for the survival of virt

237 ocess involves multiple sensory systems, but the sense of taste is known to play a central role.

238 The sense of taste is mediated by multicellular taste bu

239 The sense of taste is stimulated when nutrients or other

240 The sense of taste provides animals with valuable inform

241 The sense of taste provides animals with valuable inform

242 The sense of taste provides animals with valuable inform

243 Relatively little is still known about the sense of taste, or contact chemoreception, compared

244 The sense of taste, or gustation, is mediated by taste b

245 ngestive side effects but through changes in the sense of taste.

246 rom synaptic transmission to inflammation to the sensing of taste and pain.

247 Proprioception-the sense of the body's position in space-is important t

248 The sense of the cyanide bonding was determined by total

249 rine, and its relative sign was derived from the sense of the displacement.

250 k can also usefully integrate interoception, the sense of the internal physiological condition of the

251 substantially higher enantioselectivity, but the sense of the selectivity is reversed as well.

252 Unfortunately, in the laparoscopic setting the senses of the surgeon are reduced.

253 The analytical platform allows the sensing of the analyte DNA with a detection limit co

254 stimulation of protein synthesis depends on the sensing of the concentration of extracellular, rathe

255 Following the sensing of the signal, KinA triggers autophosphoryla

256 The sensing of these extracellular signals enables the p

257 In the deep sea, the sense of time is dependent on geophysical fluctuatio

258 thelial cells (IECs) in mice, which requires the sensing of TLR agonists, as well as the production o

259 The sense of touch allows an organism to detect and resp

260 ellular and molecular mechanisms involved in the sense of touch are the most poorly understood.

261 It encompasses not only the sense of touch but also proprioception and hearing.

262 The sense of touch comprises multiple sensory channels t

263 The sense of touch detects forces that bombard the body'

264 In primates, the sense of touch has traditionally been considered to

265 ind edible matter in murky water, relying on the sense of touch in their bill.

266 The sense of touch is a fundamental mechanism that nearl

267 The sense of touch provides critical information about o

268 ary range of physiological processes such as the sense of touch, hearing, balance, muscle contraction

269 rpreted by the brain as different aspects of the sense of touch.

270 that pain is much more than a submodality of the sense of touch.

271 gated ion channels constitutes the basis for the senses of touch and hearing and contributes fundamen

272 The senses of touch and hearing involve transduction of

273 ory system, mechanosensitive neurons mediate the senses of touch and pain.

274 The senses of touch and proprioception evoke a range of

275 important for many life functions, including the senses of touch, balance, and proprioception; cardio

276 In contrast, the processes by which the senses of touch, balance, hearing, and proprioceptio

277 g on the twist around the 6-s bond; however, the sense of twist around the 12-s is positive in both r

278 nd sustenance of growth are achieved through the sensing of two unidentified prey-derived cues.

279 in the eastern United States, has increased the sense of urgency and the need for vigilance in medic

280 ience with medical errors, neither group has the sense of urgency expressed by many national organiza

281 Of particular importance are the sense of urgency for a coordinated response plan, an

282 The mechanism underlying the sensing of varying degrees of physiological folate d

283 The sensing of viral DNA is an essential step of cellula

284 The sensing of viral DNA was shown to occur both in the

285 The sensing of viral infection by the innate immune syst

286 The sensing of viral nucleic acids by the innate immune

287 cytokines and chemokines (likely reflecting the sensing of viral particles by antigen-presenting cel

288 ng from viral replication and expression, to the sensing of viral RNA by host factors, to activation

289 I IFN production during viral infection and the sensing of viral RNA is regulated by adenosine deami

290 defense against influenza infection through the sensing of viral RNA.

291 h encodes an RIG-I-like receptor involved in the sensing of viral RNA.

292 G-I signaling activity, its significance for the sensing of viral RNAs remains unclear.

293 The sense of vision allows us to discriminate fine detai

294 chitosan is fabricated over silver layer for the sensing of VK1 whereas core shell nanostructure of p

295 addition of an MOF coating opens the way for the sensing of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in gase

296 stimulation of these fibers are rewarding in the sense of wanting.

297 because mice self-stimulate, is rewarding in the sense of wanting.

298 Examples of the use of zeolites and MOFs in the sensing of water vapour, oxygen, NOx, carbon monoxid

299 ated physiological roles, one of which is in the sensing of weight load during bone development.

300 e corrected so that function, esthetics, and the sense of well-being are restored in affected individ