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1 ese electronically different isomeric states transpire.

2 Deciduous trees transpired 2-12% (0.4-2.2 billion m(3)) of the absorbed

3 investigation did not address was what would transpire after stopping therapy and whether these event

4 These events transpire and progress despite ongoing myofiber regenera

5 r aspects of mitochondrial dysfunction still transpired and cells died nonetheless.

6 ly group differences in phonological priming transpired as interactions with orthographic priming (in

7 ct, a form of contrast adaptation thought to transpire at early cortical stages that include eye-spec

8 s to arise in rhythm-generating circuits and transpires at all levels of the spinal cord including mo

9 water from the soil to meet the demands of a transpiring canopy.

10 Under transpiring conditions, lack of ETO1 function reduces ro

11 t diurnal depressions in water status during transpiring conditions.

12 Which of these outcomes transpires depends on an animal's photoperiodic history,

13 accine-induced recapitulation of events that transpire during the maturation of neutralizing antibodi

14 document patients' recollections about what transpired during bad news interactions between physicia

15 n of Vbeta4(+) cells because their expansion transpired during the critical time of infection, that i

16 What transpired during the following difficult weeks, includi

17 ustrate a novel model of microevolution that transpires during the span of a single encounter with se

18 em was supported by experiments showing that transpiring flowers were unaffected by bark girdling.

19 speed of many biological transport processes transpire from a 'reduction of dimensionality' that conf

20 We examined in detail the events that transpire from hours to a few days after intravaginal SI

21 he cation transport sites of the Na,K-ATPase transpires giving a structural base to the cation antago

22 dual xylem vessels in the stem of an intact, transpiring grape (Vitis vinifera) plant over a period o

23 t is, the biomass produced per unit of water transpired-has become crucial in breeding programs.

24 However, the acute events transpiring immediately after arterial injury that estab

25 ted with neurotrophin-regulated actions that transpire in the axon.

26 An analogous high-profile meeting transpired in 2001 on human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)

27 e precellular stages of evolution might have transpired in shallow ponds of condensed and cooled geot

28 pecific handling of membrane proteins, which transpired in the creation of new tools for their recomb

29 ortality in mice and speculate such an event transpires in a subpopulation of human HSV encephalitic

30 Thus, selective intraspinal sprouting transpires in regions containing interneurons, flexor-re

31 The initiation of apoptosis often transpires in the presence of agents that regulate cell

32 (i) In contrast to events transpiring in cells infected with wild-type virus, the

33 ng is that the molecular evolutionary events transpiring in just one bacterial cell ultimately have p

34 ng outcomes, but the mechanism by which this transpires is poorly understood.

35 l can be solved for a specific instance of a transpiring leaf by combining gas-exchange data, anatomi

36 peroxide, and consistently, irNaMPK4 plants transpired more water and wilted sooner than did wild-ty

37 ant contribution to these plants' ability to transpire near the brink of cavitation-inducing water po

38 robe the competitive process that ordinarily transpires outside of our awareness.

39 een automatic and controlled processing that transpire over an evolutionary time scale.

40 Advances in technology that have transpired over the past 2 decades have enabled the anal

41 Although much of this work has transpired over the past couple of decades, its roots ca

42 The mechanism of embolism repair in transpiring plants is still not understood, despite sign

43 s of xylem-borne mineral nutrients in intact transpiring plants.

44 Among the general trends that transpire presently and are likely to be the object of a

45 It transpires that aspirin generates NO through its unique

46 It now transpires that one protein with ATP-dependent kinase an

47 It transpires that the large-load performance is determined

48 It transpires that the molecules present in (a) and (c) and

49 of M ulcerans has now been published and it transpires that two identical copies of a plasmid carry

50 These effects transpire through changes in histone and DNA modificatio

51 he shaping of metabolic pathways that likely transpired through lateral gene transfer from bacteria,

52 Such suppression transpires through a transcriptional mechanism, predomin

53 nd 4-thiouracil, but 5-fluorouracil toxicity transpires via an alternative mechanism.

54 The quenching phenomenon transpires via interaction of the quencher with Arg resi

55 e to the cell, in vivo Fe-S cluster assembly transpires via multiprotein biosynthetic pathways.

56 vulnerable to drought because of the need to transpire water to acquire the CO2 that is used to suppl

57 ousand between the 18O content of source and transpired water, suggest spatial variations in either C

58 However, little is known about what transpired when firelight extended the day, creating eff

59 red to generate more plant biomass per water transpired, which is a prime goal for a more sustainable

60 , behavioral adjustments to reduce predation transpired within a single generation.

61 Recombination transpires within higher-order nucleoprotein complexes t

62 ergy of activation phosphate moiety cleavage transpires without the dissociation of the unphsophoryla