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There is a paucity of data on the efficacy of SET in an older, poorer prognosis IVF population but the diminution in outcomes is likely to persist.

Our data demonstrated a significant diminution of 45 kDa GLUT3 protein levels by 100 µM METH exposure and protective effect by ALC compared with the control (Fig 4A B).

Although loss of SERCA2b expression may in part be due to diminution of transcriptional activity of androgen receptor, our data suggest that generation of endoplasmic reticulum stress is by activation of the mutant expanded androgen receptor.

There is an enormous literature devoted to the effects on road safety produced by these systems, with almost all data converging on a resultant significant diminution of the number of road accident victims [18, 36].

The data do suggest, however, that the diminution of NO synthesis by p38 MAPK inhibitors may contribute to their ability to blunt the anti-anabolic actions of IL-1.

The data showed that there was a progressive diminution of the benefit of intensive glucose control with increasing CAC.

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.

A strong diminution of the number and size of tumor nodules was observed visually (data not shown).

One possible interpretation of these data is that patients with RA have a premature diminution of thymic production.

From the above data, we conclude that LRRK2 inhibition results in a diminution of protein accumulation in cells and tissues.

This data is supportive of our contention that the absence or diminution of p21 in cysts from PKD animal models may be pathogenic for cyst formation.