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Unfortunately, no treatment is capable of decreasing vascular permeability in sepsis at present.
Increased collagen deposition is capable of decreasing the distensibility of hypertensive pulmonary arteries (Tozzi et al., 1994).
Furthermore, it is unknown if the added PEG layer on PEGylated AuNPs provides a sufficient separation distance between NPs when PEGylated AuNPs are clustered within intracellular vesicles, which is capable of decreasing plasmonic coupling-associated spectral shifts.
Moreover, it is capable of decreasing reactive oxygen species (ROS) induced by Cu2+-Aβ, shows a good neuroprotective effect in human SH-SY5Y neuroblastoma cells and can cross the blood brain barrier.
Data also reveal that siRNA directed against α-synuclein is capable of decreasing its expression within neuronal cells highly susceptible to neurodegenerative processes, i.e. nigrostriatal dopaminergic neurons.
In addition to increasing longevity, CR is capable of decreasing morbidity by retarding the occurrence of many chronic diseases such as cancer and diabetes (Colman et al., 2009).
Our results show that during base-flow, the constructed wetland was capable of decreasing N loads from urban sources.
These two methods have a series of steps from of proposed approach which are capable of decreasing uncertainty caused by engineering judgement in the Taguchi method.
In addition, metformin was capable of decreasing malondialdehyde and glycation end-products levels in blood, as well as increasing superoxide dismutas activity, indicating the inhibitory effect of metformin against diabetes-induced oxidative stress.
Furthermore, it was observed that the steel aluminum hybrid structure was capable of decreasing the peak force and simultaneously enhancing the energy absorption, compared to the conventional mono-material structure.
Our simulations show that the GRID Level-1 data processing is expected to be capable of decreasing by a factor of ∼20 the charged particle background (from ∼2 kHz to below 100 Hz), and by a factor of ∼30 the albedo-photon background.
