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Strict hemodynamic control during surgical clamping or intra-arterial catheter manipulation to reduce iatrogenic dissection.

These findings together suggested that CCoAOMT may serve as an effective target for genetic manipulation to reduce pollutants generated from bamboo pulping.

In the present study, we have used genetic manipulation to reduce the expression levels of LRP1 in the hippocampus of mice that co-express mutant APP and mutant PS1.

There are numerous opportunities for nutritional and microbial manipulation to reduce CH4 emissions in ruminants and these have been extensively reviewed by Beauchemin et al. (2008) and McAllister and Newbold (2008).

Additionally, positive effects of altered Indy transcription have been demonstrated in mammals, where genetic manipulation to reduce INDY function imparts significant age-related health benefits on insulin signaling and metabolism that are also found in Indy long-lived mutant flies [ 7, 21].

Feaney and colleagues showed that neurodegeneration in Drosophila and mouse models of tauopathy was associated with formation of actin-rich rod-like structures, and neurodegeneration could be markedly attenuated by genetic manipulations to reduce actin accumulation [18].

Previous research using the trauma film paradigm has investigated manipulations to reduce analogue flashback frequency and risk factors for analogue flashback development.

Conversely, if these sedentary rodents are subjected to high fat diets or other sub-optimal husbandry conditions they commonly become even more susceptible to oxidative stress and glucose dysregulation, and as such may be more responsive to experimental manipulations to reduce oxidative stress, or drugs that treat metabolic syndrome [ 24, 25].

In this randomized, multicenter, Community Clinical Oncology Program trial, we investigated the effect of an expectancy manipulation designed to reduce nausea expectancy on chemotherapy-induced nausea in 358 patients scheduled to receive chemotherapy treatment.

Baykal [16] and colleagues reported the experiences of using the scapular manipulation technique to reduce traumatic anterior shoulder dislocations.

Thus, a manipulation known to reduce the efficacy of mental imagery appeared to do so, as evident by the disappearance of an effect of individual differences in imagery on the magnitude of the cuing effect, but did not reduce the overall magnitude of the present cuing effect (Figure 4, right; Table 1).