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However, systemic inhibition of IL-1, and local or systemic inhibition of TNF provided no benefit or conversely led to increased arthritic changes in the joint tissues.

During cold stress, the photorespiration were repressed, which affected the transportation of triose phosphate and the synthesis of the sucrose and these conversely led to the accumulation of the starch in the chloroplast though the synthesis rate of starch were slower caused by the photoinhibition under cold stress (Fig.  7).

Nonstoichiometry of aluminum conversely leads to weakening of the connections between iron and carbon atoms and, as a result, leads to a rise in enthalpy.

In their study, Kiggins and Uang (2006) found that the use of BRB with steel moment frames will reduce residual story drifts and permanent deformations which can conversely lead to obtaining larger value of response modification factor.

Selecting more than one Noise symbol at a time results in a multi-round battle (referred to in-game as multiple noise "reductions") that gradually increases in difficulty with each round, but conversely leads to greater rewards upon success.

The mis-segregation of even one chromosome can negatively impact cell survival or conversely lead to mis-regulation of cell growth.

While the material is comprehensive in scope, this aspect conversely leads to an uneven presentation in places.

As BRCA2 deficiencies resulted in a reduction of pS14-Rad51, we next asked whether elevated expression of BRCA2 would conversely lead to an increase in Rad51 phosphorylation.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05105.007 Given that both DAT disruption and Meth treatment elevate extracellular DA and concurrently lengthen ultradian rhythm period, we speculated that manipulations aimed at lowering DA tone should conversely lead to period shortening.

We, conversely, studied CD4+ (not DN) T cells directly ex vivo, a much better reflection of the in vivo situation than long-term culture, a situation that can artificially expand a potentially trivial population, or conversely, lead to contraction of an expanded population.

Conversely, lead impurities mostly worsen the quality of industrial materials, although there are exceptions: for example, small amounts of lead improve the ductility of steel.