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Best results were achieved by exploring a test portion (i.e. sampling spots) with larger surface area, which contributes to diminish the uncertainty due to element specific microheterogeneity.
Therefore, considering Sim2Dcryst-act as a bias contributes to diminish still more the number of targets in the upper left quadrants of Fig. 7 and therefore, the percentage of targets without bias.
The SOD mimetic activity imparts antioxidant properties to the complex, being this characteristic very important in the inflammatory process, as it contributes to diminish inflammation.
(Also, and not incidentally, there has been relatively little job loss in these sectors; this, too, contributes to diminishing retirement).
This fact strongly suggests that the increase in the collaborations between researchers from different backgrounds significantly contributes to diminishing the inequality in the number of publications in Brazil, indicating that the network is becoming more heterogeneous.
The latter also contributes to diminishing variation in LOS between hospitals.
BGIN-mediated Rac1 inhibition contributes to diminishing reactive oxygen species (ROS) in APP-related pathology of AD [ 205].
One possibility is that the accumulation of the 32 kDa fragment negatively modulates the p53 transcriptional activity and contributes to diminishing the cytotoxic effects of LMB.
These aspects combined certainly contributed to diminish the barriers imposed by geographical distances, thus enabling the interaction/collaboration of geographically apart groups of people.
Combing historical and paleolimnological data, Catherine et al. (2003) pointed out that climate change has contributed to diminish productivity in Lake Tanganyika over the past 80 years.
Systematic use of a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory or a spasmolytic before the procedure (except if contraindicated) could possibly contribute to diminish tubal spasm and subsequent obstruction, but this is yet to be probed.
