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Moreover, WM130 preformed more effectively in suppressing the activation of HSCs than M19 in vitro.

The 10 μM of fulleropyrrolidine-xanthine dyad 2a and b were effective in suppressing LPS-induced NO production by 55.1 ± 2.1% and 58.6 ± 2.6%, respectively, but only 2b was also effectively in suppressing LPS-induced TNF-α production by 34.0 ± 2.7%.

The presence of DMPP is demonstrated to serve an important second role in effectively suppressing the presence of any polymeric disulfide as determined by SEC.

This experiment also demonstrates the ability of the proposed NCFMV-EWPF algorithm in effectively suppressing the interference and additive noise while maintaining good speech quality and less distortion when Δϕ > 15°.

The MOS field-effect transistor (MOSFET) technology has evolved to enhance the gate controllability over the channel in order for effectively suppressing the short-channel effects (SCEs) unwantedly taking place as device scaling progresses.

Ginkell took command in Ireland in the spring of 1691, and following several ensuing battles, succeeded in capturing both Galway and Limerick, thereby effectively suppressing the Jacobite forces in Ireland within a few more months.

Here we present an ultra-low voltage mechanical switch actuating at 1.7 V by introducing a folded hinge structure, effectively suppressing the deflection in the compliant hinges.

Simultaneously or sequentially targeting TBK1 and IRF3 would be beneficial to MHV-A59 in spreading infection through effectively suppressing the type I IFN response.

Comparatively, the three edges of the TIP wedge are consistently compressed and more protected, thus effectively suppressing the increase in tibial slope (Fig.  9).

Consistent with this model, Slit2 expression along with Shh in HEK293 effectively suppressed the chemoattractive activity of Shh towards mDN axons in explant cultures (Figure S1).

Inspired by these previous studies, next we demonstrate that vacancies can facilitate the formation of interlayer bridging bonds in a CNS, which in turn can effectively suppress the interlayer relative sliding in the CNS.