This increase in the contributions of cells in G0 G1-phase was accompanied with a concomitant reduction in the contributions of cells in G0 G1-phaseand S-phase of the cell cycle in A431 cells.
When the same IgG preparations were applied to cerebellar granular cells in culture, however, the electrophysiological responses became less dependent on P/Q-type voltage-gated calcium channels, with an increase in the contributions of other voltage-gated calcium channels (Supplementary material B213).
These data suggest that despite the increased expression of TRPV1 in the spinal cord, there is no increase in the contribution of spinal TRPV1 to noxious-evoked responses of spinal neurones in the model of OA pain.
"A sharp increase in the contribution of our digital operations to revenue was a striking feature," said Andrew Miller, chief executive of GMG.
Slower fluorescence decay and an increase in the contribution of the slow component, generally, reflect a higher reduction of the PSII QA acceptor.
The analysis of the solutions may suggest that there has been a continuous increase in the contribution of viscoelastic relaxation to postseismic deformation in eastern Japan, whereas the contribution of afterslip has rapidly decreased.
Close examination of the Amide I band (Fig. 7b), shows a decrease in the intensity of the helical components at ~1655 cm−1 with increasing ageing times and a relative increase in the contribution of random coils (around 1630 cm−1630
This clearly demonstrated that the texture of a mixture with the (0001) and the other orientations, as shown in Fig. 1(a), gives rise to an increase in the contribution of GB scattering to carrier transport.
Since the spectrum O1s for samples 3 and 4, there is no evidence of adsorbed water presence, the contribution of the groups with a binding energy of about 286.5 eV is different (except identical increase in the contribution of the C O into the total spectrum).
If the unidentified gas species was N2, its presence in the vesuvianite-rich "veins" in proportions up to twice those in the other rodingites might indicate a progressive increase in the contribution of a fluid derived from sedimentary rocks of the Laurentian continental margin or of meteoric waters.
The substitution of the central B III) atom by Zn II) causes not only a decrease in the flatness of the complexes, but also an increase in the contribution of non-radiative processes of excitation energy deactivation and hence, a decrease in the fluorescence quantum yield.
