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Compared to other fruits, a high antioxidant capacity has been reported for bilberries.
In detail, fish discriminated between shoals differing by one unit when the paired numbers were 1 vs. 2, 2 vs. 3 and 3 vs. 4, while no capacity has been reported for larger numerical comparisons (i.e. 4 vs. 5 or 5 vs. 6).
Improvement in anterior load-bearing capacity has been reported with trans-pedicular bone grafting [ 22, 23].
However, a cumulative effect of the number of polymorphisms in various biotransformation enzymes, including GST, which would result in decreased antioxidant capacity, has been reported.
However, comparison of performance-based and self-rated functional capacity has been reported in literature but with variable results [ 32- 34].
Reproductive capacity has been reported to be higher in T. spiralis than in T. nativa in different host species e.g. in mice and guinea pigs [ 7, 8, 38, 51].
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Totally and partially intronic transcripts (TINs and PINs) that are usually unspliced and lack coding capacity have been reported in large numbers for both human and mouse [ 24– 26].
Of potentially equal importance, thickened alveolar epithelial basal lamina and microvascular changes in pulmonary capillary beds resulting in reduced pulmonary capillary blood volume and reduced diffusing capacity have been reported (1, 3, 12).
Widely different hydrogen adsorption capacities have been reported for a variety of carbon materials which have attracted attention for hydrogen storage.
Natural competence as well as high metabolic capacities have been reported in several Acinetobacter species making those species very attractive for environmental and biotechnological use [8].
Although similar reprogramming capacities have been reported for other TFs including Esrrb [ 33 ], Klfs [ 24,49], Nr5a2 [ 50], Stat3 [ 51] and, surprisingly, the germ cell marker Prdm14 [ 52 ], the relative efficiency with which most of these factors reprogramme EpiSCs with respect to one another remains unresolved.
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