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The study suggests that the use of hydrophilic formulations for delivery of lipophilic drugs may result in a greater extent of drug precipitation in the stomach.
Unavoidable pulverization and agglomeration of alloy powders in the hollow vessel result in a greater extent of strain accumulation at a lower position.
PS particles under these modified conditions where the PEM charges were exposed resulted in a greater extent of electrostatic interaction.
However, treatment with those derived from A549 resulted in a greater extent of maturation and increased expression of co-stimulatory markers (MFIs and/or percentage of cells), which indicated immune activation (Dilioglou et al, 2003).
Similarly, increasing the valency of the IgE cross-linker via the use of DNP-BSA resulted in a greater extent of cross-linking of the FcεRI-IgE, receptor immobilization, and internalization.
An increase in protease concentration resulted in a greater extent of digestion of procollagen, but even at the highest concentrations used, a single high molecular-weight (MW) band remained in the gel, correlating with the presence of the intact collagen triple helix.
As shown in Figure 1c, a greater extent of platelet deposition (presence of the platelet-specific integrin, αIIb β3) and platelet activation (presence of the platelet activation-specific marker, the ∼17-kDa GPIb α fragment) was observed in the injured ipsilateral cortex relative to the uninjured contralateral cortex.
In summary, NHEJ occurs in hESCs but with slower kinetics than in astrocytes and with a greater extent of high-fidelity repair which is only partially affected by the inhibition of either the ATM or DNA-PKcs kinases.
It demonstrated a greater extent of in-vivo drug deposition in the TM of albino rabbits relative to Ciprocin®.
Higher scores in the five functional scales and global health status scale represent better functioning, whereas higher scores in symptom scales reflect a greater extent of symptom distress.
In the sections examined, a greater extent of tumour infiltration was usually found, largely due to the identification of single malignant cells which normally go unrecognized with conventional stains.
