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These findings can be interpreted by the lowering of the d-band energy level of Pt in the presence of Ni and Co and the associated decrease in its adsorption affinity.

The latter material can therefore be produced using standard methods familiar to the construction industry with a dry unit weight of 18.50 kN/m3, which in turn leads to self weight reduction of 15 20% and the associated decrease in the structure's overall cost, hence, providing a feasible challenge to normal weight concrete (NWC).

The insertion of AHLs into biological membranes observed in this study and the associated decrease in dipole potential could be interpreted as evidence that this is the case.

The reduction of fluid overload and the associated decrease in sympathetic overactivity may have also stimulated a reduction in peripheral vascular resistance [ 43].

Contrastingly, the transition from primary to post-primary education and the associated decrease in time available for participating in PA was a key barrier for low-active participants.

3– 6 Currently, there are no licensed therapies to prevent the progression of GA and the associated decrease in visual function.

Further, the simulations support the hypothesis that this trend can be explained in terms of decreased presence of Ag clusters near the sliding surface and the associated decreased porosity.

The degree to which TC-induced sea surface cooling and the associated decreased latent heat flux affects the intensity of a TC in realistic atmospheric and oceanic environments is still uncertain, as is how the sea surface cooling and decreased latent heat flux affect the inner core structure of a TC.

Over 40% decline of TB incidence was also observed in HIV negative children which maybe in part due to increased ART coverage in adults and the associated decreased TB transmission.

Consequently the downregulation of RAGE and associated decrease in oxidative stress can act as PPAR γ selective regulators, which suggests some cross-talk between the AGE-RAGE axis and PPAR γ modulation.

If the transplant could be performed when first needed, patients would recover more rapidly and the associated costs would decrease.