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Comparing the effect of increasing the suspension contact time on the normalized OSEE intensity as displayed in Fig. 5 with the respective effect on the [Si]/[Si]pristine XPS signal ratio shown in Fig. 4a, it becomes evident that the same biofilm affects a more pronounced substrate attenuation in OSEE investigations than in XPS investigations.

These studies suggest that, while MMTV- wnt affects a primitive mammary cell, MMTV- neu affects a more committed epithelial specific progenitor.

He will also affect a more radical stance, his onstage manner a fiery counterpoint to Mr. Gilbert's.

A dramatic turning point comes when the Ladies, who have been advised to affect a more masculine demeanor, rebel midgame and ostentatiously apply makeup and feminine accouterments.

This one has already affected a more diverse group than any other type of flu, and it has killed many animals previously thought to be resistant: blue pheasants, black swans, turtledoves, clouded leopards, mice, pigs, domestic cats, and tigers.

The rap against Jim Harrison's fiction -- before, at any rate, he began smuggling female heroines into his novels ("Dalva") and occasionally affecting a more elegiac tone ("Legends of the Fall") -- was that his male characters tended to be macho lunkheads.

What better time to affect a more definitive realignment, one that would put an end to wrangling and political discord in both countries?

Although a polar effect on the downstream genes thiSGF is not experimentally verified, such an effect would furthermore affect a more extensive part of the thiamine synthesis.

Delayed-onset infections tend to affect a more generalized area and may involve an atypical organism (such as Mycobacteria or Escherichia coli).

Although schizophrenia affects a little more than one per cent of Americans, it's a factor in a high percentage of police calls.

It affects a lot more people than people tend to think".