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In contrast, there was a more marked reduction in the onset of aggregation and level of ATP secretion to low and intermediate concentrations of collagen and the GPVI-specific ligand, CRP (Fig 5A).

The results from the proteomics analyses are consistent with our chlorophyll fluorescence data and transcript analyses of defense genes that show a more marked reduction in photosynthesis in the mutant but no difference in the induction of genes diagnostic for biotic-stress responses.

ART was also associated with a more marked reduction in mortality after adjustments.

The decreased values are the result of a more marked reduction of CD8+/Th17 (P=0.03).

In contrast, the 0.5 MIC of trans-chalcone caused a more marked reduction in ergosterol content of 74 to 77% in the two strains.

Hospices showed a more marked reduction in utilization than all hospital beds (e.g. -52.5% vs. -19.9% in May 2003) and a slower recovery with a three-month lag.

Specific inhibition of one subgroup of tyrosine kinases, the Src family, caused a much more marked reduction in cell numbers.

This represents a mean decrease of 5.4 MRPA cases/1,000 patient-days after intervention 1, and an even more marked reduction, 8.4 cases/1,000 patient-days, after intervention 2. Concomitantly, after intervention 2, an immediate effect was found in the first month: -1.58 cases/1,000 patient-days (95%CI -3.50 to 0.33; p = 0.09).

After correction for the longer duration of hypopituitarism using an analysis of covariance, the more marked reduction in the elderly patients in terms of femur neck BMC at baseline and the end of study lost statistical significance (P=0.18 and P=0.06 respectively).

Compared to fluvastatin (3 mg/kg/day), Sanqi powder (43 and 86 mg/kg/day) showed a similar activity in decreasing plasma TC but more marked reduction in fibrinogenaemia in HFD-fed rats [ 99].

Insert-type and cover-type tribo-layers were artificially fabricated by MoS2-rich additives and Fe2O3-rich ones, respectively; the latter presented more marked reduction of wear.