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The EGCG restored arsenic induced decrements in epididymal sperm concentration, kinematic attributes (total motility, rapid, progressive motile, fast progressive, VSL, VAP, VCL, BCF, LIN, WOB, STR and Type A), structutal membrane integrity, functional membrane integrity and mitochondrial membrane potential.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Three kinematic wavefield attributes.

The CRS equation is described by three parameters α, RN, and RNIP, (known as kinematic wavefield attributes) instead of one parameter for classical CMP stack (Mann 2002).

Second, based on the attributed kinematic graph, the kinematic semantics of the candidate model is automatically adapted to that of the query model.

First, in order to effectively identify the corresponding links and interfaces between two non-preregistered assembly models as relevant elements, an attributed kinematic graph is put forward and adopted.

Kinematic hardening is usually attributed to the development of plastic strain gradients inside the material.

Significant comorbidity of biceps involvement and anterior laxity found in female spikers may be attributed to kinematic differences versus males.

On the one hand, there are those that attribute either kinematic or dynamic properties to the atom; that is, "space-time descriptions" are complementary to "claims of causality", where Bohr interpreted the causal claims in physics in terms of the conservation of energy and momentum.

This result was attributed to the kinematic dynamics (physical motion of actin filaments, i.e., retrograde flow) of the F-actin.

Apart from methodological inadequacies, the discrepancy of the results of previous studies might be attributed to the specific kinematic and dynamic conditions associated with each individual exercise.

We present a novel computational model for maladaptive cardiac growth in which kinematic changes of the cardiac chambers are attributed to alterations in cytoskeletal architecture and in cellular morphology.