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For a larger excess of B, however, reff becomes significantly smaller than r, indicating that a decreasing fraction of B particles is incorporated in the chains (less than 50% for r = 24).

The relatively low XEL in chimpanzee testis, compared to the AEL, was observed in both analyses presented in Figure 1c and 1d, indicating that a decreased XEL occurs mainly if not exclusively in the germ cells.

In conclusion, we have presented evidence indicating that a decreased cellular availability of B12 leads to ER stress activation mediated by decreased SIRT1expression.

Results indicated that a decreasing trend was observed in sediment discharge at monthly and annual scale.

The recent concentration of IUU fishing vessels flagging to a small number of flag states may indicate that a decreasing number of countries are willing to flag IUU vessels, or that the operators and beneficial owners of these vessels are deliberately targeting weak governance.

The first notable feature is that the tariff coefficient is positive in all columns, indicating that a decrease in the import tariff leads to a decrease in the sophistication of the machinery export basket.

The import tariff coefficient is negative, indicating that a decrease of 1% in the tariffs imposed on electric machinery parts and components imports, all ceteris paribus, stimulates an increase of 0.12% in intra-bloc exports of electric machinery final products.

Interestingly, the percentage of apoptotic nuclei inversely correlated to Akt activity (Fig.  8), indicating that a decrease in Akt activity correlated to an increase in apoptosis.

The highest incidence of developing RA coincides with menopause, indicating that a decrease in estrogen production might increase the risk of joint inflammation.

There are several reports indicating that a decrease in the ratio of IRF-1/IRF-2 expressisn is prevalent in most tumor tissue types.

R* is an increasing function of the across-groups mixing ε, indicating that a decrease in the assortativity level of the mixing pattern (corresponding to an increase of ε) favors the spatial invasion.