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Adipogenic potential of the selected target genes was evaluated by quantifying the reduction of lipid accumulation in differentiated adipocytes in the absence of the respective gene.
This is achieved by quantifying the reduction in number of plaques and mean plaque area, respectively.
The AR assay measures total nitrogenase activity by quantifying the reduction of acetylene (C2H2) to ethylene (C2H4) and therefore represents an indirect assay of N2 fixation (Burris, 1975 ).
We evidenced the L-OHP-DNA cross-links by quantifying the reduction in the single-strand breaks provoked by the ionizing radiations subsequent to L-OHP treatment.
This allows, for the first time, simultaneous evaluation of neutralization and inhibition of cell-cell fusion within the same assay, by quantifying the reduction in number of plaques and mean plaque area, respectively.
Previous studies have measured genetic divergence induced by bidirectional CI on a selected locus by quantifying the reduction in the effective migration rate, or the production of hybrid offspring [ 28].
The database for the WTW-LCA was established by quantifying the potential reduction in greenhouse gas and criteria pollutant emissions for the representative associated gas flare in Ohio and existing flares in the US and globally by quantifying: 1.
The MSI can be used to highlight the importance of detecting melanoma early from a public health perspective by quantifying the expected reduction in survival as the thickness at diagnosis increases.
This high-content assay may be used as a tool for evaluation of multiple antibody effector functions, by ways of quantifying the reduction in number of plaques and mean plaque area, respectively.
This paper aims to address this gap by quantifying the value of temperate coastal wetlands for flood risk and property damage reduction using high resolution models and databases used widely to quantify risk by the insurance sector.
We quantified the reduction in transmission by comparing the country-specific basic reproduction number for these different periods.
