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Cad99C also localized to microvilli in Sans245/Sans245 mutant follicle cells, even though Cad99C staining on microvilli appeared, in some instances, to be less pronounced compared to controls (Fig. 8C,D).

The separation of "wild" sorghums from cultivated germplasm seems to be less pronounced compared to the results based on SSR data [ 18].

We expected that the SES-gradients in case-fatality would be less pronounced compared to the SES gradients in pre-hospital mortality.

Given the longer history of high female labour force participation in transitional countries, along with social policies emphasizing equality and supporting working women and their families, gender imbalances can be expected to be less pronounced compared to countries with developed market economies [ 17].

Although the decrease of Akt phosphorylation and the increase of apoptosis were seen in all four myeloma lines studied, the anti-viability activity of BAY 80-6946 against U-266 cells appeared to be less pronounced compared with the AMO-1, KMS-12-BM and MOLP-8 cell lines, respectively.

In these regimens, the influence of febrile neutropenia (and the UGT1A1*28 polymorphism) on dose intensity may be less pronounced compared to the 2-week regimen.

The increase, however, was less pronounced compared to that in the NAc, giving rise to a positive 'atypical index' for SPD.

The effect of using CrHFC was less pronounced compared to the CrHFC application with AuNPs.

This observation usually indicates that the coffee ring effect is less pronounced compared to droplet samples without particles in the center.

The GMF-rises from baseline of serum vibriocidal antibodies to V. cholerae O139 in vaccinees compared to placebo recipients in both adults and children (Table 3) were less pronounced compared to the responses seen to O1 Inaba, although these were statistically significant (P<.01).

When the whole cDNA sequence of the transcripts was used for seed site enrichment analysis (reported as the percentage of transcripts with seed sites), we still find a significant enrichment of seed sites, even though the enrichment is less pronounced compared to only considering the 3'UTR sequences (FIGURE S5A).