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AA6061-T651 was determined to have a more significant decrease in strength after fire exposure as compared to AA5083-H116.
However, a more significant decrease in EL occurred during 1998 2008 at a rate of −12 mm yr−1.
However, the group treated with 10%% carbamide peroxide showed a more significant decrease in strength than the control group (not whitened).
A more significant decrease in cathepsin B activity was observed when the Vero cells were exposed to higher doses of these NPs (Figure 6a).
Chilling stress caused a greater reduction in relative growth rate, a more significant decrease in maximum photochemical efficiency of PSII and DPPH scavenging activity and more-pronounced ultrastructural changes in VC1973A than in NM94 seedlings.
This is because a higher pullout force applied to the strand with a larger diameter of 15.2 mm resulted in a more significant decrease in the diameter owing to Poisson's effect; this was not observed for the strand with a smaller diameter of 12.7 mm.
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As a result, a more significant decreasing in the electrical resistance of the sensor will be observed.
However, knockdown of T-UC.300A resulted in a more significant decrease (p<0.01) in cell viability.
At T3 a more significant decrease of 78% in Pc was observed in Gp (4 ± 4) and of 46% in Gc (15 ± 6) (P < 0.002).
As shown in Figure 4b, TUNEL (terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase dUTP nick-end labeling) positive cardiomyocytes was reduced in MSCe treated group, but a more significant decrease was observed in the MSC-ERBB4 treated group.
As compared with sTRAIL mFeSOD, sTRAIL FeSOD induced a notably more significant decrease in cellular ROS and O2- fluorescence intensities and a marked rise in GSH levels in the K562 and HL-60 cells.
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