This along with the previously mentioned loss of serotinergic and noradrenergic fibers in the spinal dorsal horn of older rats may contribute to the apparent diminution of descending inhibitory control of nociceptive processing in older animals.
The data showed that there was a progressive diminution of the benefit of intensive glucose control with increasing CAC.
However, we observed a significant diminution of the induction level at 2 and 20 mM sucrose in this mutant, suggesting the existence of a second level of control.
Our data in isolated mitochondria show a significant diminution of the resistance to swell by Ca2+ in ischemic control compared to nonischemic control hearts and a partial recovery in preconditioned, postconditioned, and LiCl or IMI treated hearts.
Jason James, a global equity strategist for HSBC, said the reserve cut "does not translate in a straightforward way into a diminution of the value of the oil reserves controlled by the company".
If there proves to be a silver lining to this debacle, it would be the defeat of Mr. Murdoch's effort to take control of BSkyB, and a diminution of his influence in British affairs.
Similar to our study, these studies consistently found a high incidence of bubbles with the control purgative, and a striking diminution of bubbles with the addition of simethicone.
There was a variable diminution of phospho-ERK1/2 expression as compared to the control for all treatment conditions (data not shown).
Further supporting evidence comes from Rage−/− mice subjected to laser-induced choroidal neovascularisation; these mice showed reduced lesion size alongside diminution of immune cell activation when compared with WT controls [ 46].
And this indebtedness leads to a diminution of our actual independence and of our ability to control our own future.
