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However, this positive effect is lost with increasing precipitation and snow depth in winter.
This difference in the growth capacity of Fp and Fr was lost with increasing age.
However, the difference in fibrinogen binding between WT and PP1cγ−/− platelets was lost with increasing concentrations of thrombin (not shown).
These data suggest that in cell preparations with low myogenicity, myogenic cells were present initially but were lost with increasing time in culture; whilst in highly myogenic preparations, myogenic cells persisted in vitro.
Thus, in resource-poor settings, this may be a reliable and pragmatic alternative to the traditional sepsis definition, although some sensitivity would likely be lost (with increasing specificity).
This is in keeping with previous reports that suggest the response is lost with increasing tumour size or T and N stage (Roxburgh et al, 2009a, 2009b; Mlecnik et al, 2011).
Although a 'healthy migrant' effect in terms of infant outcomes has been shown among certain migrant populations, such effects could be lost with increasing exposure to the host country [ 18].
However adipogenic potential was lost with increasing passage; when MSCs from each age group were subjected to adipogenic differentiation conditions at passage > 14, only MSCs from 8-month old mice differentiated (see Figure 6).
This pattern of faster within-day learning is lost with increased overall level of performance (see Additional file 3).
The BTE improved with the engine load for the main reason that a relatively less portion of the power was lost with the increase in engine load.
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