In addition, it could undermine addicted persons' beliefs about their capacity to reduce or abstain from alcohol consumption.
AuCl3 concentration of 10−3 M is lethal to E. gracilis which suggests that all algae have a tolerance limit and certain capacity to reduce metal ions to protect themselves from the toxic influence of Au3+/Au0.
Inhibition of late INa may also be implicated in ranolazine's capacity to reduce or abolish TWA, which results from mishandling of Ca2+ transients in the sarcoplasmic reticulum.
The highest axial force ratio caused drift capacity to be reduced from 2.5%to2.0%0%.
This is, to our knowledge, the very first application of a resistance exercise program in patients with spinal metastases integrated in routine RT, to enhance their functional capacity and mobility, to reduce pain from spinal metastases.
This is a photometric test that measures the plasma biological antioxidant potential as the capacity of the plasma sample to reduce iron from ferric (Fe3+) to ferrous form (Fe2+).
Renovated to meet the NFL's needs, Mexico's most famous stadium has had its capacity permanently reduced from 104,000 to 87,000 to make way for more lucrative VIP suites, new locker rooms and a larger press box.
The sorption capacity was reduced from 5.02 to 3.34 (mg cm3)−1 for CV biosorption by CLR and 4.54 to 2.39 (mg cm3)−1 for CV biosorption by CR.
The venue, which hosted all of the aquatic disciplines at the London Games apart from water polo, cost more than £250m to build and had its capacity reduced from 18,000 to around 2,500 before it was re-opened to the public in February.
As the degree of capacity restriction reduces from 33%% to 28%%, the total number of patients treated increases by around 4%% and at the same time the expected waiting time decreases from 5.66 to 4.98 months.
