Although the parasites were viable upon infection of reticulocytes, they had a reduced size, produced fewer merozoites and were unable to complete their growth in mature erythrocytes.
The second was "Reduced" orientation, when one or both rods had a reduced size, appearing as a single rod, a rod and a dot, a dot, or no signal at all.
Compared to TSDC, the OTSDC not only preserves the merits of low regeneration temperature and high COPth, but also has a reduced size by about half.
The activities of rotenone-sensitive NADH O2 oxidoreductase and citrate synthase have been shown to be reduced by 40% in the skeletal muscle of type 2 diabetic patients, and transmission electron microscopy has revealed that these mitochondria have a reduced size and an altered morphology [ 1, 6].
We also characterized those strains with reduced cellular Chl contents in greater detail, identifying strain E2 as having a reduced PSII antenna size, improved photosynthetic activity and improved productivity in lab-scale fed-batch cultures, representing a promising starting point in the search for improved productivity outdoors.
These mice have a reduced body size (about 1/3 of wild-type), reduced body temperature and reduced metabolic activity.
When Dis3 is depleted, flies grow more slowly, have a reduced body size in the second instar, die with smaller brains, and accumulate melanotic masses.
The anterior part of the hippocampus had a particularly reduced size and the ventricles were slightly enlarged.
In the proposed approac,h however, the AOIs imply the different set of areas from where the UE measurements are considered in the statistics calculations used by the sleeping cell detection algorithm, being automatically generated for each small cell, and having a much reduce size (a few meters).
On day 14, the single-agent treatments appeared to have a reduced mean tumour size compared with the vehicle control (875 mm).
