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Muscle nuclei in sna>Bix embryos did exhibit an increase in internuclear distance during tail extension, but the rate of change in internuclear distance was considerably reduced compared to that of wild type embryos (Figure 3F; 0.06 in the sna>Bix embryo versus 0.16 in the wild type embryo; values are unitless because they represent ratios of internuclear distance over tail length).

As shown by spectrum 2 in Figure  4, resonances that arise from other compounds are considerably reduced, compared to the conventional H spectrum of the same mixture (spectrum 4).

Staining of regenerating Smed-mll1/2 RNAi) Smed-mll1/2 RNAii-animalsted tubulin showiththat the density of the cilia was considerably reduced compared tubulinRNAi) controlshowedh in thatblasthea andensityured areas (Fig. S3A ).

The thin layer chromatography (TLC) combined with high performance liquid chromatography electrospray ionization-high resolution mass spectrometry (HPLC ESI HRMS) revealed that the amount of mycotoxins exposed to SMCD 2220-01 was considerably reduced compared to control.

Table  2 shows that the ethanol production by NCYC 2826 under these conditions was considerably reduced compared to the approximately 90% yield observed when grown on YNB and glucose alone or on wheat straw hydrolysate.

Figure  2 a-c) illustrates that the clonogenic capacity of H-72 a-cd H-720 cells cultured illustratesllulose was considerably reduced compared thathe conthel.

The crystallinity at the crack tip is considerably reduced compared to static crack tip scans.

By integrating ANN into optimization the total simulation time was considerably reduced compared to classical optimization methodology.

However, due to high rolling force, the surface granularity of hot strip is considerably reduced compared to slab.

As it has been shown in [11], the CB-CSMA/CA collision probability is considerably reduced compared to the standard IEEE 802.11 MAC.

"The most exciting thing about these results is that they suggest that we could potentially detect the presence of life on a planet even at the very end of its habitable lifetime, when the diversity of life and population sizes are considerably reduced compared to what we see on Earth today," O'Malley-James told Astrobiology Magazine.