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Furthermore, under light conditions, there was a 38.65% increase in killing of MGHU1/R cells when the drugs were combined and illuminated compared to cells that received PDT alone (ie, hypericin plus illumination) and a 36.63% increase compared to MTZ alone.

Another application include obese children who exhibited shorter stride length and larger stride width while walking in a dark room illuminated with one night light compared to walking in a room with ambient lights [ 24].

In the second experiment, the advantage of the proposed scheme is illuminated compared with the scheme using spatial sampling [9].

Although, the model organic compound is chemically stable under UV radiation, its electrochemical oxidation rate increases substantially when the semiconductor anode is illuminated as compared to the same processes carried out in the dark.

Thus Simile provides an interesting vehicle to illuminate, compare and share existing models (Davey et al.,2009).

In our experiments the expression levels of PAL1 and CHS were elevated in leaves continuously illuminated with white light as compared to darkened samples (Fig.  7).

In animals sacrificed at 4 h the ratio PBGD:ferrochelatase was higher in animals illuminated at 1 h compared to non-illuminated animals (P<0.001).

Lastly, experienced animals from both species fed the creosote diet were compared to illuminate contrasts in expression between species with similar experience.

The panels of geometrical decoration with two-stranded interlace closely relate to Insular illuminated manuscripts, and can be compared to the carpet pages found in these.

When the behaviour of the congenic MO and WT mice are compared by two-way ANOVA there is a significant effect of genotype (p<0.01) and of light (p<0.0001), with Bonferroni's multiple comparison tests confirming a significant reduction in time spent in the dark BH when the FH is illuminated in the MO (46%) compared to the WT (67%) mice (p<0.01).

Ljós translates to the "latent content of the dream in a manifested state," a fitting description when compared to how the installation illuminates the dancer.