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Alternatively, the birth cohort effect could reflect an increasing exposure during fetal life leading to impaired testicular development, which in adulthood would be reflected by reduced semen quality in line with the suggested Testicular Dysgenesis Syndrome hypothesis.

If this reduction in allelic richness at neutral loci was accompanied by a parallel loss of functional alleles (e.g., antigen-binding motifs encompassed by the major histocompatibility locus and expressed on T-cells, [83]; but see [84]), then this loss might be reflected by reduced sensitivity to a novel antigen such as PHA.

The reduction in the demand for work is reflected by reducing the stimulus value to the threshold level of the attending ant.

First, that trait anxiety would be associated with impoverished proactive maintenance of sustained attention, with this being reflected by reduced DLPFC activation and reduced connectivity between DLPFC and thamalo-striatal regions across SART "Go" trials.

Major CK alterations observed in breast cancer could be reflected by the reduced or increased expression of individual CK, and by partial loss of the normal regulation of CK expression [ 45].

This may be reflected by their tumorigenicity.

Substituting SiO2 with TiO2 directly increased PG density and glass transition temperature, indicating a cross-linking effect of Ti on the glass network which was reflected by significantly reduced degradation rates in an aqueous environment.

Clinically, this is reflected by substantially reduced fibrotic changes of the skin.

The high prevalence of sinonasal burdens in our population is reflected by the reduced disease-specific quality of life, as measured with the SNOT-22.

This was reflected by a reduced minimum fibroblast mtDNA content by Q-PCR (Table  1) in cells from patients A D (average 23%), but at baseline patient D had infrequent depleted cells and much higher mtDNA content (97%, relative to control fibroblast cultures 39 193%).

This is reflected by a much reduced biomass yield in the cit2Δ strain.