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Goblet cells were universally absent, the overlying mucin layer was attenuated, and the follicle-associated epithelium (FAE) demonstrated comparatively diminished alkaline phosphatase expression.

Male predominance was comparatively diminished for undetermined deaths and when decedents were white.

Among search queries pairing the disease topics with the drug therapy subheading, the only query resulting in a relatively small amount of citations (the pneumonia pneumococcal query) also lead to comparatively diminished performance.

Co-immunostaining of ESCs cultured in LIF and serum revealed that MKRN1 was most abundant in the OCT4+ cells of the ESC colony, and comparatively diminished in the OCT4− cells proximal to the colonies (Fig 1C), suggesting that MKRN1 is preferentially expressed in the undifferentiated fraction of ESCs.

Hence the amount of safe and clean water is comparatively diminishing.

In contrast, CYC influences it comparatively slowly by diminishing precursor cells, such as naïve or transitional B cells.

This should lead to a comparatively enhanced tumour uptake and diminished non-tumour tissue uptake by circumventing M1 macrophages that were present in the current antigen sinks leading to reduced tumour uptake of In-anti-F4/80-A3-1.

(There are zealots among Hindus, but their numbers are comparatively few, and their influence has been diminished by the Indian preoccupation with prosperity, whose currency is peace).

As it stands, dramatic intensity is diminished by the installation's open format and the comparatively less interesting clowns.

The Belgian government's lawsuit succeeded, allowing them to collect the entire trust, but it also diminished the share the princesses received (as each collected a comparatively meager $1,000,000).

Its magnitude is diminished due to lower current density in the fabricated device (source barrier approximately 50 meV higher); to a comparatively long source (10 μm); to the presence of an effective field plate; extending 2 μm over the edge of the source contact; and to ample metallic connections to all electrodes for improved heat transport.