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GTPase and Minireplicon assays revealed that the V268M exchange showed some reduction in GTP hydrolysis, but only a slightly reduced antiviral activity against influenza A virus.

Under twice-daily nursing conditions, the limitation of visual, tactile and olfactory contact with calves did not trigger different maternal or reproductive traits in these breeds but only a slightly higher mobilisation of body fat substrates in Parda de Montaña compared to Pirenaica.

For a double-size franchise fee but only a slightly larger retail space and staff, operators can now put all three Allied brands under one roof.

Mice grafted with L1 overexpressing SENAs showed a reduced scar volume when compared to sham-injected animals, but only a slightly although not significantly reduced scar volume in comparison with mice grafted with wild-type SENAs (Fig. 2C).

In general, more intense regimens were associated with higher transplant-related mortality but only a slightly lower probability of relapse.

Dietary supplements resulted in a higher mean intake of about 20 30 mg/d, but only a slightly lower proportion of intakes below the LRNI or the EAR.

The total number of Islamic State militants who have been killed also appears to have peaked this year — but at only a slightly higher rate than in years past.

But it was followed by only a slightly less sweeping statement from the US and around 100 allies.

So the recommended dose has been lowered so that it couldn't possibly hurt a fly, but has only a slightly better chance than a placebo of making his buzzing drowsier.

All three additives enhance the activity of NiMo/Al2O3 catalysts in HDN but have only a slightly positive or even a negative effect on the HDS activity of CoMo/Al2O3 and NiMo/Al2O3 catalysts.

But there's only a slightly better chance that before Nov. 6 lawmakers will be capable of agreeing on the tough choices that would take the place of the across-the-board cuts.