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The kinetic behavior of the desilylation reaction for different PAG concentrations was determined by evaluating the decrease of the Si C band during UV-illumination as shown in Fig. 2a.
By evaluating the decrease in acetylation signals using an immunoblot assay with α-AcK, we confirmed that one of the candidates, YcgC, could readily deacetylate RutR in vitro, and that CobB also deacetylated RutR.
Several important limitations to this study are apparent: as the treatment period was comparatively short (28 weeks) for evaluating the decrease in the renal function, the enrollment to the trial was restricted to those patients whose renal function had progressively declined.
We designed a protocol to evaluate the decrease in tumor recurrence with maintenance therapy.
In this research, for RFAs, we evaluated the decrease in absorption rate, increase in specific gravity, and reduction in pH, in order to develop a method to achieve surface modification of RAs using H2SiF6.
When new amounts of pressure were calculated and flow rates (or wellbore pressures) and saturations were updated subsequently, the main time loop passes from an inner loop of the time step cut to evaluate the decrease or increase in the time step.
The objective of this study is to analyze the improvements in sleep and quality of life, as well as to evaluate the decrease or cessation of drug treatment in a sample of insomniacs in hypnotic drug treatment after CBT-I application.
We further evaluated the decrease in overall within-individual error statistically.
We also performed same analysis in plants after withholding irrigation to evaluate the decrease of the soil field capacity under such chamber growth conditions.
To evaluate the decrease of cartilage destruction by a novel orally active and specific matrix metalloproteinase 13 (MMP-13) inhibitor in three different animal models of rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
In some cases, halving the sample size doubled the performance standard response, but for most samples in which this effect was evaluated, the decrease in sensitivity from sample dilution was not completely offset by the increase in response from reduced ion suppression.
