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Lactose was depleted only at 0.9 and 1.3% salt, resulting in concomitantly higher levels of lactate.
The penetration of 3D video into our lives brings in concomitantly the question of multimedia user experience.
Quantitative cellular levels of each phospho-protein are expressed in arbitrary units, where mean cellular levels obtained in concomitantly run aliquots of stored reference cells are assigned values of 10 000 arbitrary units per cell.
Carbon dioxide production after bicarbonate buffering of gastric juice might explain why Dubin et al [ 11], as reported in this issue, found a higher PCO2 in gastric juice than in concomitantly aspirated tonometer balloon saline, particularly at high PCO2, even though the pH of the juice aspirated was not given.
Equally, the proportion of H in LPC concomitantly decreased in AS11 relative to WT over this period (data not shown).
Moreover, it was revealed that Ν-F modification promotes the e− − h+ separation in TiO2 concomitantly with an enhancement in the visible spectral absorbance.
According to the WAO Task Force, the ideal efficacy study of specific allergen immunotherapy should be performed in monosensitized patients or in patients concomitantly sensitized to noncross-reacting allergens.
In summary, our results demonstrated that reduced mtDNA copy number, impaired mitochondrial biogenesis and somatic mutations in mtDNA occurred concomitantly in HCC tissues.
Based on the endemicity of TB-HIV co-infection, there is an anticipated increase in patients concomitantly treated with efavirenz and rifampicin particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.
Likewise, studies of human hematopoietic stem cells have focused on changes in genes concomitantly marked by H3K4me3 and H3K27me3 and changes in DNA methylation [ 6, 14- 16].
Another recent study tested how environmental enrichment can reverse the changes in spatial learning and memory that are impaired by advancing age in rats, concomitantly with neurogenesis.
