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Previous clinical studies have produced mixed results; one found excess vitamin D deficiency in schizophrenia and autism compared to other outpatient diagnoses [ 19], another reported comparably reduced vitamin D in inpatient schizophrenia and depression [ 13] and a third showed no difference between patients with psychosis and matched controls [ 26].

Abrupt extinction was attributed to the quenching of the oxidation layer with the entire H OH O radical pool being comparably reduced.

The calibration, obtained after internal cross validation, proved to give values of coefficient of determination always higher than 0.95, ratio of performance to deviation higher than 4, and comparably reduced root mean squared error of cross validation.

Following 30 minutes of ischemia due to in vivo LAD ligation, AKT and ERK1/2 activation were comparably reduced in both genotypes.

Thus, if the process of degeneration has already taken place and has stopped, NAA/Cr levels will not decrease but both NAA and Cr compounds will be comparably reduced as a result of the decay of cell number.

However, mutants showed less total internalized protein when compared with the wild-type form (Fig. 4B, C, and Fig. S4B Activated 10 min; E, Internalization 10 min), as expected since the amount of protein bound to the surface is also comparably reduced (Fig. 4B, C, Activated 3 min; E, Binding 3 min).

The crude enzymes obtained from F. oxysporum produced comparably lower reducing sugar (0.428 g g−1 WHB) and xylose (0.038 g g−1 WHB).

Although the content of ascorbic acid remained unchanged in FL478, the activity of ascorbic peroxidases (APOXs) was reduced comparably in the both varieties.

As shown in Table  1, body weight increased to the same extent in KKAy mice treated with vehicle, candesartan cilexetil, or azilsartan, and blood pressure was reduced comparably by candesartan cilexetil and azilsartan.

Open-label treatment with escitalopram was comparably effective in reducing depression in young-old as in old-old patients, consistent with the results of the meta-analysis of Gildengers et al. [ 22].

Additionally, we did not address the effect of duration of antibiotic treatment (i.e. 2 weeks of antibiotic therapy may be comparably effective in reducing re-infection rates as the median 6 weeks reported in the present study).