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This results in a sharp reduction in critical currents and irreversibility field, respectively.
In agreement with this prediction, we found that application of LatB (15 μM) resulted in a sharp reduction of the τslow component (Fig. 3b, c, red curves).
We find that the PDRL resulted in a sharp reduction of seat belt offenses, and in a noticeable decrease of road accidents.
So there was Mayor Michael Bloomberg at City Hall on Tuesday somberly explaining a budget plan that will throw thousands of city employees out of work and result in a sharp reduction in services.
The army said that Hamas had fired 15 rockets at Israel on Saturday, lightly wounding five Israelis, in a sharp reduction from daily attacks since the start of the war.
Entrainment rates, on the other hand, respond strongly to the change in chemical composition resulting in a sharp reduction in particle carryover in the case of magnetite.
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Differences were found in the action potential shape, in particular a sharp reduction in the AHP amplitude, but also a rise in action potential amplitude, a lower threshold for spiking and a higher input conductance.
To put the previous posts in context, a sharp reduction in Russian tourists visiting Turkey could have a big impact.
In 2011, a sharp reduction in donor support and contributions forced the Global Fund to halt new funding and impose cost-cutting measures, and resulted in the cancellation of the Round 11 call for applications in November 2011.
A similar, though more muted pattern was observed in Albania, after a sharp reduction in the indicators in the first two years of transition.
But the bank still managed a record $4.1 billion profit, thanks in part to a sharp reduction in charge-offs and the release of $800 million in loan loss reserves.
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