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Whereas the PEG-tethered Spacers are less effectively incorporated and/or localized in a cell.

Conclusions: Neuroblastoma xenografts are less effectively suppressed by anti-VEGF antibody than Wilms tumors.

Further additions of CNFs (10%) continue increasing both thermal and electrical conductivities (40% and 100 Sm-1, respectively) but such increases are less effectively by the presence of entanglements of turbostratic carbon.

The decrease in the UK is clearly due to a fall in the number of women with diagnosed pre-eclampsia who go on to have an eclamptic fit; figures from the Netherlands and Scandinavia suggest that eclamptic fits in the group with prior diagnosed pre-eclampsia are less effectively prevented and this may be the reason for the observed higher incidence of eclampsia.

We validated the role of 7 of the targeted BER genes in HIV replication by rescuing the siRNA-mediated knockdown with cDNA expression of the targeted gene, and extended the observation further by showing that NEIL1−/−, MUTYH−/−,OGG1−/−, and POLB−/− cell lines are less effectively transduced by HIV-based retroviral vectors.

However, a lack of peptide identification from the TAP-tagged protein could be due to amounts too low to be identified in the MS/MS analysis because of various reasons including comparatively small amount of starting material and the nature and properties of the sample itself e.g. many hydrophobic proteins are less effectively digested by trypsin as compare to water soluble proteins.

First, Mercury is less "effectively out of court" than was Idlewild.

After treatment with FTY720, an agonist that causes downmodulation of lymphocyte S1P1, CCR7-deficient T cells were less effectively retained than wild-type T cells.

Formulations comprising fatty acid ester surfactants were readily hydrolysed during in vitro digestion, although Cremophor RH40 (CrRH) was less effectively hydrolysed than Cremophor EL (CrEL).

Ammonia and total phosphorus were less effectively treated (∼30 40% reductions in each cell) and exceeded standards (1.5 mg/l) more frequently.

We hypothesized that the default network in meditators would display a response associated with semantic processing characterized by a reduced duration compared to control subjects, for whom the cascade of conceptual associations triggered by semantic stimuli would be less effectively terminated by the experimental prescription of redirecting attention to the breathing.