However, an increased pretreatment temperature in combination with increased pretreatment pH in the alkaline region resulted in improved enzymatic cellulose hydrolysis as manifested by a positive interaction between pH and temperature for the alkaline pretreatments (Table 1, Figure 1b).
Nevertheless, our optokindling approach thus shared several hallmark features with its classical counterpart4, including a gradual emergence in combination with increased seizure severity and duration, as well as lowered seizure threshold.
This vascular hypersprouting, in combination with increased vascular leakage, then leads to oxygen and nutrient deprivation of the tumor.
Taken together, the abnormal vessel architecture in combination with increased vascular leakage, could explain the loss of vascular perfusion after CX treatment.
Reduced amounts of FIH protein in combination with increased HIF-1α levels in E-PE placentae probably contributes to the increased VEGF levels previously reported in preeclamptic placentae [29].
Increased climatic variability in combination with increased drought conditions could result in areas of suitable conditions becoming further apart in space, or staying unsuitable for longer periods of time.
The disturbances in lipoprotein profiles most likely originate from an elevated hepatic production of large triacylglycerol-rich VLDL1 particles, which in combination with increased cholesterylester transfer protein (CETP) mediated lipid fluxes and decreased lipoprotein lipase (LPL) mediated lipolysis results in hypertriglyceridemia and low serum HDL cholesterol concentration [8], [9], [10].
We have shown that the decreased cellular ATP levels were found in combination with increased basal oxygen utilization.
22 This normal ageing process, in combination with increased mechanical pressures, may synergistically hasten the degeneration process, although it has not been conclusively demonstrated.
In addition, decreased CPT response time in combination with increased commission errors is considered to indicate that the child is highly impulsive (Butler and Montgomery 2005).
Recurrence of achalasia was defined as symptom recurrence in combination with increased lower oesophageal sphincter (LOS) pressure on manometry, requiring repeated treatment.
