As seen, a reducing of the solution concentration causes a decrease of the ( overline{kappa} ) values due to diminution of a content of additionally sorbed electrolyte (both counter and co-ions).
Therefore, Baudouin-Cornu et al. predicted that oligotrophic organisms could adapt to the permanent scarcity of an element by diminution of the content of that element in all proteins [22].
the hepatoprotective and antifibrogenic effects of IGF-I in cirrhosis are associated with a diminution of the hepatic contents of several factors all of them involved in oxidative damage.
During the anoxic oxic transition, Cm had nearly no impact on the delocalization kinetics with only slight diminution of the nitrate reductase content.
Metabolic analysis of the myocardial tissue revealed that [/R injury led to significant diminution of myocardial tissue glutamate, ATP content, accumulation of myocardial lactate, and a reduction in reduced glutathione content in control animals.
This fourth reaction step is reflected on the DSC curve at 335°C by a shoulder of exo-effect at 354°C and documented also by a considerable diminution of both C and N contents (see Table 4).
However, the GSH content of peritoneal leukocytes was not changed after cereal-based supplementation, suggesting that the lower GSSG/GSH ratio observed is primarily due to diminutions of the GSSG content.
In ischemic control hearts an increase of lipid peroxidation was accompanied by a depletion of GSH content and a diminution of SOD cytosolic activity.
When increasing the content of La2O3 (3, 5 and 10 wt.%) a diminution of the surface area for samples sulphated with H2SO4 (CASLn) occurred.
An examination of blood glutathione content and RBC enzymes involving glutathione formation showed a dose-related diminution of glutathione in chlorine compound treated groups.
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