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The authors of a study[16] assume that the increased island density is caused by an increased surface roughness after the SiGe deposition, while the islands increased in size due to increasing Si content that resulted from mixing at high growth temperature and from a decrease of the wetting layer in thickness.

We developed the BBDR-HPT axis model (McLanahan et al. 2008) to predict perturbations in serum TT4, total T3 (TSH), TSH, and total thyroidal iodide content that resulted from a decrease in dietary iodide intake.

Figure 3 also shows the increase in SR Ca2+ content that resulted from the increase in dyadic SERCA and shows increased Ca2+ influx via ICa as a result of reduced CDI due to more rapid Ca2+ removal from the dyad by SERCA and a slight increase in action potential duration (APD) as a result of the changes in ICa and INaCa.

Therefore, mtDNA mutations (or reduced mtDNA content) that result in lower levels of ATP production may influence both insulin secretion and glucose sensing, thus contributing to insulin resistance [25].

Oats strongly inhibit iron absorption because of their high phytate content, that results from native phytase in oats being destroyed by the normal heat process used to avoid rancidity (33).

In December, Sky and BT struck a groundbreaking content-sharing deal that resulted in BT customers getting shows such as Game of Thrones for the first time.

Such supplementary work environment measures in general do not relate to work content determinants that result from efficiency measures.

The high-fat fish, longtail shad contained higher SFA content compared to PUFA that resulted in low P/S ratio of 0.4.

After 4 h of incubation under control conditions, the majority of spermatozoa increased their content of F-actin that resulted to be localized over sperm head (pattern B in 99 of 112 analysed spermatozoa; p < 0.01 vs. T0).

Arguing that giving away quality content was a "dreadful mistake" that resulted in many digital media companies "crucifying themselves", Sir Martin said that not charging for online content is the "wrong" business model.

Gopalswamy et al. (2014a) showed that the reduction in the heliospheric total pressure (plasma + magnetic) makes CMEs expand more in cycle 24 thereby reducing their density and magnetic content that ultimately result in weaker storms.