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Viral titers in tail are similar between antibody treated and non-treated animals (Figure 4C), but the former had lower virus titer in ovaries compared to non-treated animals (Figure 4D), indicating that the antibody response seems to be efficient in reduce viral dissemination to internal organs.
The self-designed soil reactors and electrochemical cells were demonstrated to be efficient in reducing the water evaporation from soils.
This study represents the proof that cathodal tDCS may be efficient in reducing seizures'frequency in focal resistant epilepsy.
Our simulation results show that the proposed algorithm seems to be efficient in reducing the tomographic blur and, thus, improving image sharpness.
The simulations show, however, that a well-designed three-layer cover with capillary barrier effects (CCBE) would be efficient in reducing the oxygen flux and AMD generation, even in the case of highly pre-oxidized tailings.
A new stack-die packaging structure with an embedded capacitor has been introduced and proven to be efficient in reducing parasitic ringing at the turn-off transition and achieving true zero-voltage-switching turn-on.
In a study by Alio et al [ 24] antioxidant topical treatment with Dimethythiourea has been found to be efficient in reducing inflammatory reactions during acute corneal inflammation.
Although sodium acetate was proven to be efficient in reducing the non-specificity reaction, its ability to elute bound phosphoproteins was suboptimal, as some proteins were retained in the matrix after the wash.
Since H. tomentosa shows properties such as a strong antioxidant capacity [ 23, 24], a hypolgycemiant effect [ 25, 26] and an efficiency in reducing testicular damage caused by CsA intake (in Wistar rats) [ 6], we were motivated to analyze whether H. tomentosa infusion would be efficient in reducing the damage caused by CsA to the prostate tissue.
Prophylactic mastectomy is usually not proposed as the first choice for the management of women at high risk for developing BC, although it has been demonstrated to be efficient in reducing the incidence of BC either in women belonging to families with familial [ 3] or hereditary BC [ 4, 5].
