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In our study, the higher amount of asiatic acid extracted from milled samples can be explained by the amazing properties of nanoparticles contributed by an increase in surface area and the reduction of diffusional distance of the particles (Figure 6) [29].

In order to explain the stress-induced increase in sEPSC amplitude, which could be contributed by an increase in the number of the release sites and/or in release probability, PPF was assessed by recording EPSCs evoked by pairs of stimuli applied at increasing interpulse intervals (Fig. 6A).

The reduced time spent in digging by of SynI−/− and SynII−/− mice could also be contributed by an increase in the time spent in grooming (see below).

This silencing of the immune system may be contributed by an increase of endogenous cannabinoids and consequently facilitation of CB2 signaling.

It was contributed by the increase in microalgae concentration which absorbs the nutrients available, especially in tank T50, T75 and T100.

After 8 days of cultivation, the chondrocytes attached on PHB films were surrounded by both collagen II and collagen X, the amount of extracellular collagen X decreased with increasing polarity contributed by increasing PHBHHx content in the blend, while chondrocytes changed shapes from spherical to flat with increasing polarity.

Microbial biomass, respiration, bacterial and fungal PLFAs were positively related to soil water content across treatments, suggesting that the increasing MR under increasing precipitation was mainly contributed by increasing microbial biomass rather than altering microbial community composition.

The presence of CA IX in the E-cadherin/β-catenin contributeght contribyte by an unknown mechanism to increased invasion and spread of tumour cells.

Enrollment at age 3 changed very little, and much of the enrollment growth at this age may have been contributed by increased preschool special education enrollment.

All five QTL alleles contributed by Kaye Murri increased lodging.

Additional sulfur in the seed is probably contributed by increased sulfur uptake and/or assimilation or from other sulfur sources within the plant.