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The cause of this effect is not yet clear, but there are evidences that this attributes to (a) lower NOx coverage on the catalyst surface, which in turn makes its reduction by HC less probable and (b) the increased soot emissions which are blocking part of the catalyst active sites that are active in reducing NOx.

This behaviour is also evident in the o2o7 mutant, in which zein synthesis was most reduced, with a concomitant increase in albumin-globulins and glutelins, suggesting that in the double mutant both alleles are active in reducing zein synthesis additively.

Even if not all the hydrated groups on the aggrecn are active in reducing the friction via the hydration lubrication mechanism, it is clear that the Agg layers must expose very many more such groups per unit area of interaction than the surface-attached HA alone.

Eupatorin was also found to be active in reducing Ca2+ release from sarcoplasmic reticulum and in blocking calcium channels.

Although the effect was less than the standard butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT), the plant extract was active in reducing Fe3+ ions.

Our previous study on BciA in R. sphaeroides indicated that a second unrelated 8VR was active in reducing a BChl precursor, compensating for the loss of BciA [ 15].

Sub-cutaneously delivered NV-01 was also shown to be active in reducing lameness, but somewhat later than following i.v. delivery due to the slower redistribution from skin to blood and then to inflamed tissue following the s.c. route of administration.

Although some SRB are aerotolerant, it is possible that they are active in microenvironments that are more reducing than the general mine pool chemistry (analogous to microenvironments in oceanic sediments).

The as-prepared SCS catalysts are active in CO oxidation and a reducing treatment has no significant effect on their performances.

Theoretically, COMT inhibitors that are active in the CNS would also reduce central metabolism of both levodopa and dopamine.

This is because family-centric ranking methods may fail to detect moonlighting proteins [ 35] that are active in multiple processes, which could reduce the global correlation of their absence/presence profiles with the ability of the organisms to perform the target process.