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During all the next visits safety of supplements were evaluated by the clinical pharmacist and any drug side effects expressed by the patients were recorded.

The most common side effects expressed by the respondents were weight changes, bleeding, and lack of sexual desire.

These findings suggest that manganese exposure from drinking water is metabolized differently than that from the diet and can lead to overload and subsequent neurotoxic effects expressed by intellectual impairments in children.

Coexistence of ferroelectricity, magnetism and spin crossover phenomena were observed, and a significant direct DC MEC effect expressed by the coefficient α = ΔPr/ΔH with maximum value of 120 pC cm−2 Oe−1 at 4 K is reported.

We believe that the flow-out effect expressed by the new loss term can be distinguished from the effect of a change in the magnetospheric size.

The effect expressed by Eq. (7) is the total effect, representing the sum of the effects across all industries; thus, for example, it is not possible to isolate from Eq. (7) the industrial composition effect in the service industry or the technical effect in the manufacturing industry.

For cells rendered hypoxic and inhibited during S, hypoxia exerted a lasting effect expressed by a low cell-cycle progression rate even after aerobic conditions were re-established.

The effect of fatty acids in extravillous trophoblast cell lines (HTR8/SVneo cells) has been studied, showing that DHA, EPA, and AA (arachidonic acid) have a proangiogenic effect, expressed by an increase in the development of capillary sprouts [ 94].

The net force of smoking on the state-to-state transitions can be considered in this manner to aggregate each individual change into a population-average net effect expressed by the difference of regression coefficients between progression and regression.

The dual effect expressed by certain biomarkers in one and the same disease can be the result of certain molecules acting at an intermediate point in the balance between inflammatory and immunomodulating processes in order to maintain homeostasis.

Because of our novel association between PM2.5 and admissions for neurological disorders, we also examined the effect of up to 3 previous days (lags 0, 1, 2) and the cumulative effect expressed by the moving average of PM2.5 up to 6 previous days (moving average from 2 days (01) up to 6 days (05)).