A survival analysis was undertaken to determine the effect of prophylaxis on household SAR while accounting for timing of administration.
Because some lower-quality estimates of species richness made by Kier et al. (2005) were partially derived from SARs, we tested for an effect of quality on the derived patterns.
In order to understand the capacity of habitats to conserve species, many authors have searched for a species area relationship (SAR) to evaluate the effect of patch size on species richness in habitat fragments.
SAR, structural, and biochemical studies were carried out to ascertain the effect of structure on pharmacological activity and permeability.
Also, the LRT predicts a square dependence of the SAR on the amplitude of the magnetic field strength without any saturation effect.
These active compounds will be used as leads for structure and activity relationship (SAR) and optimization studies in order to design more effective anti-HIV-1 therapeutics, and as probes for investigating the effect of cyclophilins on HIV-1 replication.
However, the effects of simulated acid rain (SAR) on the leachability and micro-properties of GGBS-MgO stabilized Pb-contaminated soils are hardly investigated.
Aiming to expand the SAR study around this class of compounds, we investigated the effect of the substitution on the endocyclic nitrogen by designing and synthesizing a series of N-substituted β-lactams.
Structure Activity Relationship (SAR) studies were performed for the synthesized compounds in order to estimate the effect of substitution pattern on the RT inhibitory potency.
The latter findings are attributed to: (i) the negative effect of soil salinity on water uptake, and the tradeoff between water uptake and drainage flux, and, concurrently, solute discharge below the root zone; and, (ii) the tradeoff between the effects of C and SAR on K and θ.
