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IgA1 EGFR appeared to be more susceptible than IgA2 EGFR to this clearance mechanism, as suggested by the faster decrease in serum concentration during the first hours.

Similarly, our results showed decreased kidney function in anemic patients compared to non-anemic participants, as revealed by the faster decrease of GFR and, consequently, the shorter time to reach stages CKD-4 or CKD-5.

The lowest mean pressure is thus recorded in the sequences that start by inducing the fastest decrease in serum potassium (Table 4).

Due to the fast decrease of the lamella spacing of the Fe and Cu phases the size of the grains in Cu and Fe become restricted by the fast decreasing lamella spacing.

αSyn-A30P significantly enhanced axonal degeneration as reflected by a faster decrease of the AIR at 60 min and 120 min after crush compared with control animals that had been injected with AAV.EGFP (AIR at 60 min: EGFP control: 0.96±0.01, αSyn-WT: 0.73±0.05, αSyn-A30P: 0.71±0.04; at 120 min: EGFP: 0.73±0.04, αSyn-WT: 0.56±0.04, αSyn-A30P: 0.64±0.05).

This is probably founded on an attenuated pulmonary inflammation, as shown by a faster decrease of serum IL-8 concentration during early application of OLC.

However, the antibody response to this important vaccine candidate seemed short-lived as shown by a fast decrease of the response in plasmas collected 30 or 60 days after the treatment.

Indeed irregular partitions can capture a fast increase of the firing rate followed very quickly by a fast decrease at some particular moment of the experiment, without leading to too noisy estimates as the classical PSTH, since over smoother periods, the length of the interval can be much larger.

The peptides BTM-P1 and BTM-P1d at 0.2 μM concentration caused a rapid decrease in the intensity of NAD(P H fluorescence that was accompanied by a fast decrease in light dispersion of the mitochondrial suspension.

For β-car) and Lut) the first phase of the reaction is alike, characterised by a fast increase followed by a fast decrease.

Significant differences between GLC4 and GLC4/ADR included: (a) a strong increase in the beta ATP level in the presence of 30 microM adriamycin in GLC4 only, followed by a fast decrease after 5 h of perfusion.