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Using the more quantitative Du Nouy ring method, the protein was found to be substantially more active at reducing the surface tension of water than either lysozyme (negligible effect) or bovine serum albumin (which presumably owes its activity to contamination with lipid or the presence of surface-proximal hydrophobic ligand binding sites) on a weight basis (Figure 3B).
Importantly, T-DM1 was highly active at reducing tumor formation in vivo in USC xenografts overexpressing HER2 (P = 0.04) and mice treated with TDM-1 had significantly longer survival when compared to T-treated mice and control mice (P ≤ 0.0001).
Physiotherapy should primarily comprise instruction on how to maintain a correct work posture, correcting posture in general and instruction, allowing the patient to perform active exercises aimed at reducing musculoskeletal tensions in the home.
In this work, we propose a design protocol to generate a more significant candidate sample set for active learning, aiming at reducing the unlabeled sample search complexity, and eventually improving the classification performance.
Extensions of the NL abolished inter-head tension in kinesin, yet motors remained active, albeit at reduced speeds, and their stepping gates remained fully functional, suppressing rear-head rebinding even in constructs with NLs lengthened up to three AA.
Finally, therapeutic strategies aimed at reducing active period deep sleep (e.g., by promoting active period wakefulness and/or inactive period deep sleep) may be highly relevant to cognitive function in the aging community.
Reference [18] aims at reducing active power oscillation to exploit the maximum capability of distributed generation.
Active control techniques aimed at reducing helicopter vibrations have been extensively studied in the last few decades.
Active noise control usually aims at reducing the total acoustic pressure due to a noise source; it may also be used in principle to reduce the scattered acoustic radiation from a reflecting body in order to render it invisible to incident acoustic waves.
Based on this understanding, immunomodulatory therapy aimed at reducing the active inflammatory phase of the disease has been advocated.
At day 84, statistical analysis (P<0.05) on all studied areas demonstrated that treatment with the active gel was better performing at reducing stubborn cellulite than placebo treatment.
