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There are theories that chronic MDMA use leads to serotonin (another neurotransmitter) depletion over time.

A short response time means that the rapid resupply from the solid phase and slow depletion over time of the available P pool occurs.

Assessing the ability of Cas9 complexes to cleave target DNA, we found template depletion over time was unchanged when Cas9 tracrRNA was complexed with crHyb or crHyb.deoxy, irrespective of Cas9 protein concentration (Supplementary Fig. 4).

5 Use a dynamic stock model of the known cobalt resources to determine their depletion over time.

This may be due to the fact that the low soil pH under the Eucalyptus plantation would lead to a decrease in soil base saturation, through immobilization of the exchangeable bases, and may result in soil exchangeable bases depletion over time (Aweto and Moleele 2005).

An ANOVA and Tukey's MCT were used to compare sFn depletion over time (Fig. 6B).

We did not in this study measure the overall impact of LMP7 depletion on viral load over time.

Consistent with this, Nestin-CreER T2 ; Bmi-1fl/fl mice also had significantly lower frequencies of GEPCOTs than control mice at 6 months and 12 months after tamoxifen treatment, and the magnitude of the depletion increased over time.

Microcosms were established with soils from the 1- and 5-week columns and incubated under a 20% initial headspace concentration of methane to assess methane depletion activities over time.

Using the method described by Haselgrove et al. (1993), the Michaelis Menten constant (Km), that is, the oxygen concentration at which half-maximum uptake rate (Qcell/2) occurred, was found to be 7.41 ± 0.32 × 10−9 [mol cm−3] based on the [O2] depletion curve over time.

Groundwater is the major source of water supply for drinking, agricultural, and other activities in the area and groundwater level depletion over a time is the major concern.