The intensity of the staining in the incubated groups increased intensively, making it difficult to discern the distribution of immunoreactivity within the neurons.
The results showed that in a given grain size, the volume fraction of SIM initially increases intensively and then follows with lower rate reaching a saturation at 35% reduction.
Bcl-2 and Bax were slightly expressed in the WT mucosa before the injury; after the injury, Bax increased intensively whereas Bcl-2 increased to a lesser extent.
Upon treatment with IC50 and ICmax concentrations of alpha-, gamma- and delta-tocotrienols, it could be seen that the cytochrome c levels increased intensively.
Immunostaining for TLR4, MyD88, NF-κB p65 and MCP-1 increased intensively in group B, but slightly in group A. Compared with the group N, quantitative analysis demonstrated a significant increase in immunolabelling as a percentage of total bone volume for the signaling molecules in group B (p < 0.05), but not in group A. (p>0.05).
Population estimates for the DS method remained unbiased as the proportion of units intensively surveyed changed, but the variance of the estimates decreased with increasing proportion intensively surveyed.
The importance of DVR increases intensively, due to numerous counts of prohibitive sensitive loads throw power swing condition.
Moreover, in case of capacity control, the amount of auxiliary data which are used to specify the noncontainer elements increases intensively.
Moreover, the mycotoxins' effects are not only amplified by stress production but also increased in intensively reared animals (Yiannikouris and Jouany 2002; Binder 2007).
However, the simulations show that fishing down the food web through fisheries that target small pelagic planktivorous fishes, while at first increasing catches in intensively exploited regions, has the potential of decreasing yields, by interrupting major energy pathways to exploited, high-trophic level species.
An extreme case of intermittent control is impulsive control which has been gained increasing interest and intensively researched [33, 34].
