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Defining the effect of fungal biomass concentration on RR31 decolorization is also an essential factor as there is a direct relationship between dye decolorization and inoculum size.
Experimental and theoretical work defining the effect of the surface chemistry and particle physics on the rheology of metal oxide suspensions is reviewed.
In the case of deciding upon a site for a proposed reactor, use is also being made of probabilistic methods in defining the effect of design parameters.
The motivation relies on the fact that many network studies (e.g., Adams et al. 2012), aiming at defining the effect of the geographical space on the configuration of the network, have suggested that smaller areas and proximity facilitate contacts and are contexts where people get to know each other more easily.
Our study takes an important first step toward defining the effect of an individually-tailored computerized decision aid on patients' plans to talk with their doctor about CHD prevention and intervene on their CHD risk.
Finally, defining the effect of the calcineurin inhibitors on human microvascular endothelial cells may ultimately open the route for novel anti-angiogenic strategies using these agents as inhibitors of vessel proliferation for therapeutic benefit, potentially as adjunctive treatments of adenocarcinoma.
Despite capsazepine exhibiting a low potency relative to all other TRPV1 antagonists, it has been a fundamental pharmacological tool in defining the effects of TRPV1 activation [38].
Outcomes research plays a key role in defining the effects of medical care in critical care.
Thus, defining the effects of PERK pathway activation and its inhibition in a wide range of neurodegenerative disorders is crucial for effective intervention.
Currently, only limited publications are available defining the effects of probiotics in murine or human models of AD and skin allergy reactions.
In this study, we focused on defining the effects of seroconversion to pandemic (H1N1) 2009 on serologic cross-reactivity to other swine subtype H1 viruses.
