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After determining that low scan density with one of the devices was likely the cause of missed PED and SRF compared to the other SDOCT devices the study was repeated with a higher scan density.

It was determined that low shear modulus cores have similar material damping values to structural damping values.

Another RPW study included a driving exposure outcome and determined that low mileage drivers are likely to have worse completion times on the RPW, whereas high mileage drivers are likely to have better completion times on the RPW (Langford et al. 2013).

Using a cell culture model, we determined that low doses of LT inhibited phagocytosis of macrophages, without influencing MAPK pathways.

In our patch clamp experiments we determined that low doses of curcumin (as previously published) were more successful in ameliorating Aβ toxicity when coadministered with Aβ as opposed to administration after 24 h exposure to Aβ (Figure 6).

An epidemiology study by Dennis and colleagues determined that low postpartum support was a significant indicator of PPD among Canadian mothers [ 21].

We have determined that low loadings of the high temperature cellulose cocktails can provide better improvements in both rates of digestion and final glucan conversion extents compared to CTec2 alone.

Controls for E2 treatment were done on a separate plate, because we previously determined that low amounts of volatilized estrogens can affect responses mediated via nongenomic signaling pathways [ 24].

More recent studies have determined that low intensity training to the point of fatigue without blood-flow restriction also elicits a higher protein synthesis rate and muscle hypertrophy [ 5, 6].

Having determined that low concentrations 10-200 μg/ml) at 24-hour incubation did not significantly reduce viability, we evaluated the cytoplasmic cellular changes in ARPE-19 with phase contrast microscopy.

We also determined that low alcohol intake was associated with a 4% reduced risk of ovarian cancer, but this association was not statistically significant (RR, 0.96; 95% CI, 0.93 1.00; P = 0.059; Figure  3).