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However, it became weaker still and lost statistical significance when controlling for education as well.
31 Strong acetyl-coenzyme A carboxylase phosphorylation was observed in the C/EBPα-expressing cells, but it became weaker at 4 hours and disappeared at 8 hours in the C/EBPα-silenced cells (Supporting Fig. S4B), despite higher AMPK phosphorylation observed at both time points (Supporting Fig. S4A).
This tendency is stronger in the composites close to on-axis alignment, whereas it became weak in the off-axis composites angled more than 15° because of shear fracture.
But because there is no weight or pressure on the limb, it becomes weaker — except at the site of the callus, where calcium is being deposited.
"We have put the education system on a starvation diet, and each and every year it becomes weaker," said Lt. Gov. John Garamendi, a trustee of the university, who joined 150 people on Tuesday in Long Beach to protest the state budget cuts.
Every time its recycled, it becomes weaker, she says.
Second, conscious selection behavior is also observed, but it becomes weaker as time goes on.
The diffusion path along the tip/sample interface depends on h, and it becomes weaker with the increasing h.
However, the water-cooled PRHRS heat transfer ability is stronger in the initial time, while it becomes weaker as the system tank water evaporates in the later stage.
Due to the extraction meshes at the top and bottom of the trap, the potential gets distorted such that it becomes weaker along the y axis than along the x axis.
The comparison of home country mismatch effect at 5 and 17 months after arrival (Tables 5 and 6 respectively) shows that it becomes weaker with the length of residence in Australia 13.
