In the presence of 0.4 m M arginine, agmatine had no obvious effect, except some cytotoxicity at 5 m M. In the absence of arginine, agmatine was decidedly cytotoxic, progressively reducing HeLa cell number to well below that of the negative controls (P<0.01) as the dose increased and most notably at and above millimolar concentrations.
The Writers Guild refused to give similar waivers to the producers of the Golden Globes, which were reduced to a decidedly unglamorous news conference earlier this month, and to the Oscars, scheduled for next month.
The total number of children was reduced to 300, and the agency's name was changed to the decidedly warmer and fuzzier Children's Village.
If this interpretation of the fossils is correct, and if onychophorans record a stage in which segmentation of the nerve cord is evolving (rather than being secondarily reduced), Paucipodia is resolved above Onychophora on the arthropod stem lineage, despite its decidedly lobopodian trunk construction.
Survey variables generally have the effect of increasing standard errors and reducing power in this case, reduced power to detect a slope of BPA concentration versus time that should be decidedly different from zero if the standard view is correct.
The second molars, although decidedly smaller than the first, are similar in their crown morphology, but the much smaller third molars are reduced and more distinct from the first molars in morphology.
The much smaller scale of the disaster in California this week will make FEMA's efforts to reduce fraud a decidedly easier task than it faced after Hurricane Katrina.
Other important lipid components are decidedly interconnected with levels of circulating lipoproteins, including saturated fat, which reduces expression of the LDLR, leading to increased levels of circulating LDL [26] [28].
That ignores most of the lessons of economics, but it is decidedly well grounded compared with the Democrats' other verity: that slowing global warming and reducing dependence on imported fuels go hand-in-hand.
