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Therefore, we conclude that our normalization procedure did not impair the proportion of full-length clones compared to non-normalized libraries.

In contrast, those in response to GLP-1 were significantly impaired, with the proportion of GLP-1-responsive cells markedly reduced (Fig.  3C).

However, the Nonsense-Mediated mRNA Decay (NMD) mechanism selectively degrades mRNAs harboring premature termination codons (PTC) that can impair the relative proportions of each isoform.

Approximately 21% of participants had impaired plantar sensation but the proportion of participants with sensory impairments was similar between fallers and non-fallers (Table 1).

In the jumping conch snail (Gibberulus gibberulus gibbosus), elevated CO2 (961 µatm) impairs predator escape behaviour, reducing the proportion of snails that jump from a predator, and increasing latency to jump as well as altering the escape trajectories of snails that do jump to escape a predator (Watson et al., 2014).

To test whether these lines are generally impaired for locomotion, we correlated the proportion of males not initiating per line with previously assayed startle response data (Jordan et al. 2007).

The provision of glasses will reduce the proportion of visually impaired people after cataract surgery.

CSC is expressed as the proportion of visually impaired individuals with cataract who require surgery who actually receive it.

However, the proportion of visually impaired older patients reporting problems related to 'anxiety or depression' was comparable to that reported in the reference group of visually impaired adults (44.5%).

Figure 3 illustrates the proportion of participants impaired, defined as 1.5 SD below age-matched and education level-matched normative values, for the various cognitive domains as a function of the participants' FES.

However, the proportion of mitochondrial membrane impaired MRL-MSCs was significantly lower than that of WT-MSCs following glucose deprivation (8.02 ± 1.37% vs. 43.61 ± 7.59%; Figure 3B).