A study was conducted to determine effects of a predominantly xylanase and endoglucanase exogenous enzyme (EE) product, Roxazyme® G2 Liquid, on milk production of early lactation (80 ± 18.2 days in milk) dairy cows grazing pastures in a subtropical environment.
A study was conducted to determine effects of a predominantly xylanase/endoglucanase exogenous enzyme (EE) product on digestion and production characteristics of growing lambs (25.3 kg) fed barley or sorghum grain-based diets.
In MSV, the effects of a predominantly single-stranded existence is perhaps manifest in strand specific nucleotide mutation biases that are indicative of spontaneous mutations occurring predominantly on the virion-strand [ 18, 29].
7 8 In order to get the most reliable answers to our questions, we did not include observational studies because the influence of self selection bias is too great compared with the expected small effect of an intervention in a predominantly healthy population.
Studies on the IOP-lowering effect of prostaglandins, predominantly latanoprost, in normal tension glaucoma find an IOP-reduction in a similar magnitude.
This finding supports the deleterious effect of corticosteroids predominantly on the muscles, as suggested by several studies [ 5, 28- 32].
Eight studies looked at unselective monoaminergic reuptake inhibitors (amitriptyline, imipramine), and one studied the effect of other predominantly or selective noradrenergic reuptake inhibitors (nortriptyline, maprotiline, mianserin).
The vascular disrupting action is dual, namely the effect of application of electric pulses to the tumours that induce a rapid shutdown of tumour blood flow that recovers within 24 h and the continuation of the vascular disrupting effect of electrochemotherapy, predominantly through its cytotoxic effect on endothelial cells.
The very fast decay of the response and the absence of response for DLI of 240 min at a light dose of 300 J cm−2 and a drug dose of 5 mg kg−1 are characteristic of a predominantly vascular effect.
Although acidosis has been reported to affect virtually every step in excitation-contraction coupling, it is now generally accepted that the negative inotropic effect of acidosis is predominantly related to a decreased sensitivity of contractile proteins to Ca2+[ 7- 9].
