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Therefore, by definition, the assessment of psychological stress in the exercising horse encompasses the problem of teasing apart the psychological and physiological factors both of which result in stress responses.
The improvement of the efficiency is mainly attributed to the high specific surface area as well as the efficient light scattering, both of which result in the increase of light harvesting.
Prolonged dye adsorption times cause dye aggregation [32, 35 38] and etching of the ZnO surface [39], both of which result in performance deterioration in ZnO-based DSSCs.
Together these findings suggest that vacuole formation and altered cell proliferation were caused by polyol accumulation and/or myo-inositol loss, both of which result from aldose reductase activity.
For both electrodes, as the number of cycles increases, the discharge profiles shift to lower voltages and the charge profiles shift to higher voltages, both of which result in an increase in the overpotential of the cells.
The use of MB in PDT has been limited by the formation of MB dimers [3] and the reduction in MB to the photochemically inactive leuco-MB under physiological conditions [4], both of which result in a decreased efficiency of singlet oxygen production.
He tells his staff there is no economic management plan, and likens it to the recent closures of car factories in Geelong or the SPC Ardmona processing plant in Shepparton, both of which resulted in government aid packages for affected communities.
The G8 nations led the "war on cancer" and the co-ordinated response to HIV and AIDs, both of which resulted in pioneering new treatments and a better understanding of the diseases.
Guardiola says he is happy with the centre-backs at his disposal and that nothing untoward should be read into the fact that John Stones has missed the past two games, both of which resulted in City victories.
I assisted on the plaintiffs' sides in two malpractice cases, both of which resulted in greater than $1M settlements: neither the victim/plaintiff or plaintiffs' attorneys felt abused by MICRA's limits.
