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At high SWNT concentration, the dark current also increased due to the reduced Schottky barrier height, leading to decrease the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the device.
The latter was not consistent with the commonly published report and might be a result of drug solubilization in the polymer matrix, leading to decrease the particle mean diameter.
This is due to the effect of silica shell coating where each particle was separated from its neighbors by the shell layer leading to decrease the magnetostatic coupling between the particles.
CTGF-inhibited HIF-1 α hydroxylation was reversed by miR-210 inhibitor, leading to decrease the accumulation of HIF-1 α into nucleus, indicating CTGF-mediated miR-210 upregulation inhibits PHD2 expression and subsequently increases HIF-1 α activation.
This knowledge gives a powerful incentive to develop links between the mineralogy and engineering properties of hydrated cement paste and, of course, anticipates improvements in its performance leading to decreasing the environmental impacts of cement production.
For example, a small molecular compound chloropyramine hydrochloride (called C4) targets the interaction between FAK and VEGFR-3, which, in turn, reduces the phosphorylation of both proteins, leading to decreasing the proliferation and causing the apoptosis in breast cancer [ 146].
This confirms that by increasing the firing temperature, the crystallite size increases leading to decrease of the switching field.
Over time, the cell starts attaching to the substrate and flatters out, leading to decrease in the phase sphericity index.
For the small interspacing, the screening effect is able to be domain factor leading to decrease in the field enhancement factor.
As a result, it reduces the diameter of semi-bulkyball or area of graphene sheet formed on base, leading to decrease in the diameter of grown CNTs.
H2O2-induced oxidative stress causes damage to the complexes leading to decrease in enzymatic activity.
