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Additional evidence for the increase of the lithium mobility is provided by the considerable reduction in the 7Li NMR linewidth.
GRper was most sensitive to stand age, as demonstrated by the considerable reduction in GRper over the first 20 years, from ca. 61% to 15%.
This presumably results from an alteration in the sink capacity of the plant characterised by the considerable reduction in grain number [ 13].
H&E staining of TA muscle paraffin cross-sections revealed that immobilization induced significant atrophy in DMSO-treated mice as shown by the considerable reduction in myofiber CSA.
The depolymerization of the hemicelluloses would have been augmented by the considerable reduction in ferulic acid cross-links, thus contributing towards the accessibility of cellulases during enzymolysis resulting in enhanced saccharification.
This discrepancy of VEGF levels in vitro and in vivo may be caused by the considerable reduction of tumour growth and mitotic active cells, resulting in a lower number of VEGF secreting cells.
These methods enable the considerable reduction of computation complexity by using the Maclaurin's expansion approximation technique in the calculation of inverse matrix under the assumption that the CIR is changing linearly within one symbol period.
The air bubbles inside the composite matrix play a key role in (1) decreasing the stiffness of the composites and (2) sustaining the electrical properties, mainly by allowing considerable reduction of the resistance change of the CNT network located at the boundary regions upon stretching.
If we consider Figure 1A, a small reduction of the leftmost peak was compensated for by a considerable reduction of the peak on the right.
The Sia dependence of bacterial binding was confirmed by a considerable reduction in the binding of desialylated FITC-PA with CHO-siglec-7,-9.
Trolling mode atomic force microscopy (TR-AFM) has resolved many imaging problems by a considerable reduction of the liquid-resonator interaction forces in liquid environments.
