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An increase in biomass concentration will consequently result in a diminished efficiency of the product synthesis.

Nevertheless, adolescents with IGA may have a diminished efficiency of response-inhibition processes.

We conclude that the S140G mutation results in a diminished efficiency of polymerization-competent tubulin heterodimer formation as a result of a compromised GTP binding pocket.

Accordingly, studies of the difference in selective effects in these species have demonstrated efficient positive and purifying selection in C. grandiflora (Slotte et al. 2010) and a diminished efficiency of selection in C. rubella (Qiu et al. 2011).

MBP-Mia1p-MutNES4 could interact with Alp14p, albeit with a diminished efficiency as compared to the wild type Mia1p (Fig. 4C, 0.26∶1 ratio of Alp14p-myc pulled down by MBP-Mia1p-MutNES4 and MBP-Mia1p respectively).

For the diacid macromer, the surface plasmon intensity increased with irradiation time (the optical density of the absorption maximum (430 nm) attained 2.3 after 600 s), whereas a diminished efficiency was found for Ag NPs in situ generated.

Although reduced uptake was identified as one factor in the diminished transfection efficiency of NPC1-deficient cells, NPC1 may also contribute to downstream steps such as endosomal escape and/or nuclear transport of the polyplexes since a 3-fold decrease in uptake led to a 10-fold decrease in transfection efficiency in CHO cells.

Mr Cameron scraped through with a diminished majority of 24.

But this show is not the work of a man with a diminished sense of humour.

"Coincidentally," he pointed out, "there is a diminished supply of rental buildings".

Which is why I regard the liberal mindset as a diminished form of the moral imagination.