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Structure modification and partial pore blockage in the presence of cerium may be responsible for decrease in surface area and pore volume in cerium-doped samples.

In agreement with our study, Ibrahim et al. (2012) reported that many solvents in paint materials may be responsible for decrease in RBCs, WBCs, and platelets in exposed painters as compared with the non-exposed controls.

Decrease in microbial activity may be responsible for decrease in gas production with increase in CMV content and this may be due to humification of the cattle manure vermicast.

The authors assume that the reported decrease in WAT in solution may be dependent on the high surface activity of reagents that may be responsible for decrease in surface tension at the boundary solution solid particles and corresponding reduction in the minimum size of the nucleus according to Eq. (7).

Our study showed that phacoemulsification may be responsible for decrease of hypotensive effect of trabeculectomy in long-term observation.

As GSTP1 is a major rout of detoxification of platinum agents, one could expect that the overexpression of TS and GSTP1 genes in mucinous tumours may be responsible for decreased clinical response to treatment with 5-FU and OXA.

Thus increasing resource limitation appears to be responsible for decreasing performance of these species in response to increasing plant diversity, while plant diversity had little effects on metabolic composition of the tall-statured species.

This data suggest an inadequate release of this hormone, which could be responsible for decreasing its protective role against pain, via several mechanisms described above.

The increment in the grain size may be responsible for decreased optical scattering [35], and consequently increased transmittance that is detected in the reported case for the ITO films prepared at the higher substrate temperature.

In more extreme cases, they can also be responsible for decreased lung function, aggravated asthma, and even death for people with heart and lung disease.

The increased active surveillance activities initiated in 1997 may be responsible for decreasing underreporting and may partly explain the high LACV infection incidence risk in this study.