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WL in both treatments had poorer spatial learning ability than RJF, and in both populations, stress caused a reduced ability to solve a spatial learning task.

These systemic effects were highlighted during studies in which low concentrations of NO donors inhibited angiogenesis and tumour growth, whereas higher doses of NO donors caused a reduced response because of interference with host physiology (Pipili-Synetos et al, 1995).

We did observe in our study on water transport in CD ET-1 KO mice [ 7] that absence of CD ET-1 caused a reduced ability to excrete an acute water load associated with increased urine osmolality.

Smad4 expression caused a reduced IκBα phosphorylation after S100A8 treatment, and a reduced Akt Thr phosphorylation after S100A8/A9 treatment; these effects were not reverted by TGFβ1.

As shown in Table 2 and Table 3, 96 h culture in µG conditions caused a reduced rate of development to the blastocyst stage, as well as reduced full-term development following transfer.

Most evidently, expression of OsCOP1 or PpCOP1a in light-grown cop1-5 seedlings caused a reduced response to B and FR, a phenotype that is reminiscent of AtCOP1 overexpression rather than of reduced COP1 activity.

Also, a reduced carcass weight may cause a reduced carcass quality (muscling), grade and lower price per kg.

This leads to path breaks for longer time causing a reduced amount of packet delivery ratio at higher pause times as shown in Figure 10.

In addition, it is shown that the viscoelastic nature of the film will limit the stress by causing a reduced radius of curvature in the lobe of the pumpkin.

St. John's Wort, sometimes recommended to help with mild to moderate depression, reduces the effectiveness of a given dose of warfarin; it induces the enzymes that break down warfarin in the body, causing a reduced anticoagulant effect.

We observed that the S298A mutation causes a reduced, but still detectable, change in Gro/TLE1 phosphorylation in response to cofactor binding.