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Repression of Tet1 and Tet2 provoked a great attenuation of global 5-hmC levels when compared with cells treated only with DMSO (Fig. 9E).

A greater attenuation of NO3− and TP occurred in the emergent marsh section of the wetland than the open water section.

A greater attenuation of NO3− and TP occurred in the marshy outlet channel section of the wetland than the open water section.

This was not likely to be caused by increased energy transfer efficiency, but should rather be attributed to a greater attenuation of blue/green light in the IP region since light has to cross the muscle and skin of the abdominal wall, whereas the SC injection is superficial [35].

We also observed a greater attenuation of TIMP-1-positive cells in the lung parenchyma when both drugs were combined.

A greater attenuation of amplitude emerged given mismatched visual speech cues, suggesting that attenuation may represent competition between inputs from different sensory modalities.

Indeed, the steeper gain slopes for both pSTR and nSTR amplitudes indicate that a given PII deficit will lead to a greater attenuation of STR amplitude.

A greater attenuation of the surface electromyographic activity (serving as a surrogate for the central motor drive to skeletal muscles) has been reported during repeated sprints in hypoxia.

Similarly, the diabetic group with HbA1c ⩾8, showed a greater attenuation of the cardiac response to exercise as compared to the diabetic group with HbA1c <8.

However, in IFNα-accelerated lupus, combination therapy provided a greater attenuation of overall renal injury as compared to monotherapies (further information is available at http://research-pub.gene.com/lin_et_al_2014).com/lin_et_al_2014

Thus, given that only ~75% of fibers were transduced with AAV9-d.n.FoxO, it seems likely that a greater attenuation of muscle weakness would have occurred had we achieved a more complete transduction of fibers within the EDL.