Tamoxifen, a selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM), remains an important therapeutic agent in the treatment of women with endocrine sensitive breast cancer as it is known to effectively inhibit the proliferation-inducing effects of 17β-estradiol (estrogen) in ERα positive breast tumor cells.
While they are known to effectively control postprandial glycemia [ 34– 38], lipid-lowering effects are discussed controversially.
With knowledge of the radiographic landmarks, fluoroscopy is known to effectively assist in graft positioning [41, 77].
They are known to effectively enhance oil recovery from carbonate reservoirs under conditions of high temperature and salinity (Azad and Sultan 2010; Sultan et al. 2014).
The passivation film formed with LiNO3 is known to effectively suppress the redox shuttle of the dissolved lithium polysulfides on Li anode.
For linked motorcyclists, we analyzed the rates of three types of injuries that motorcycle helmets are known to effectively reduce the risk of sustaining: (1) head injury, (2) facial injuries, and (3) traumatic brain injury.
Alternating gas and surfactant solutions, which is often referred to as surfactant-alternating-gas (SAG) processes, is known to effectively create fine-textured strong foams in situ by repeating drainage and imbibition processes.
Among TCA-cycle-related genes, an upregulation of citrate synthase (CS) and malate dehydrogenase (MDH) and a downregulation of aconitase are expected to increase cellular levels of the organic acids citrate and malate that are known to effectively solubilize soil P.
One of the feasible solution for cost reduction is to couple microalgal biofuel production system with wastewater treatment, as microalgae are known to effectively eliminate a variety of nutrients/pollutants in wastewater, such as nitrogen/phosphate, organic carbons, VFAs, pharmaceutical compounds, textile dye compounds, and heavy metals.
During the fallow period, crucifers grown as catch crops are known to effectively reduce nitrate leaching, while legumes act mainly as green manure by releasing large amounts of mineral nitrogen (N) for the subsequent cash crop once incorporated into the soil.
