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The advantage of competitive decoy oligonucleotides over knockdown methods is that the level of inhibition can be better controlled in a dose-dependent manner.

By taking the plants to space, Space Tango hopes to study whether the growth of certain strains can be better controlled in the absence of gravitational stresses on the plant's development.

Additionally, standardization of measurement protocols can be better controlled in specially designed health examination surveys than when data is collected from existing health care systems [ 6].

There are many factors that might contribute to the high ScvO2, and the confounders of high ScvO2 need to be better controlled in future studies [ 38].

Various studies of outdoor rearing systems show that animals may have plenty of fresh air and freedom to perform their natural behaviour, but may also be challenged by parasites, predators, and harsh weather that could be better controlled in more artificial conditions.

Since the solution-phase kinetics of IgG single hinge cleavage by IdeS can be better controlled in vitro compared with the human MMPs tested in this study, the scIgG-T used for the in vitro characterization and in vivo efficacy studies was prepared by incubating trastuzumab with IdeS.

Sintering is better controlled in the latter due to the confined space for growth of nanoparticles.

It is also important to note that brain dopamine level was better controlled in the d-PhG-l-Dopa group than in the l-Dopa group (Cmax/Cmin 1.62 vs. 9.85).

All these complexes (1 8) were found to be active towards the bulk the ring opening polymerization (ROP) of lactides in the presence or absence of benzyl alcohol, at 140 °C and it was found that the polymerizations were better controlled in the presence of benzyl alcohol.

In addition, disease progression in terms of tumor volume increase was better controlled in this treatment group compared to the other two treatment groups (Fig. 3a).

Our findings are somewhat milder compared to studies performed in the USA more than 10 years ago by the co-authors [13 15] in which 91% of the ED directors in the USA reported crowding to be a problem, probably indicating that crowding is better controlled in The Netherlands.