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The half-maximal relaxation induced by agonist application was accompanied with less than 100 nmol/L increase of EC [Ca2+]i.

Hence, a reduction from 48 to 8 h patch application was accompanied by roughly 50% reduction in local eczema reactions, while clinical efficacy was still comparable.

However, the fast chemical degradation of these additives during application is accompanied by a loss of their lubrication performances.

We found that a similar entry pathway is induced at 1 2 μM concentrations of R9 if peptide application is accompanied by a rapid temperature drop to 15°C.

The increasing demand for low cost composites in military applications is accompanied by the need to develop cost-effective and high-performance material forms and processing technologies.

Rollout of these application updates was accompanied by refresher trainings by the local implementation team.

The first two periods of relatively low citizenship application activity in 1995 1998 and 2000 2003 were accompanied by relatively high GDP growth rates (4-8%), while the last slowdown in citizenship applications (2008 2010) was accompanied by negative GDP growth rates.

The increase in patent applications during the 1990s was accompanied by an increase in the number of applications granted.

Reduced grain number following drought application at the booting stage was accompanied by an average germination of 53.3%.

Application of the Asc-08007-1-1 for 5 min significantly decreased the frequency of evoked asynchronous mIPSCs (p<0.05, n = 7) during drug application; a 10-min washout was accompanied by partial recovery (p<0.05; Fig. 6B).

We also noticed a difference in the kinetics of primed to naive conversion using previously reported protocols: whereas the emergence of naive colonies under our conditions is a relatively protracted process (ca. 10 days) that occurs after widespread cell death, the application of previously described naive conditions was accompanied with little cell death and rapid expansion of the cells.