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Also, it is found that the restoring device with an optimal viscous damper might slightly reduce the performance of the isolation system, but is strongly effective in controlling the maximum base raft displacement and the residual base raft displacement.
However, NBR1 phosphorylation might slightly reduce its interaction with SQSTM1 as shown in GST affinity isolation and coimmunoprecipitation experiments.
Interestingly, the median values of the postoperative patients were near the lower normal range given by the manufacturer of the Multiplate® device; so it can be hypothesized that surgery per se might slightly reduce platelet function.
And yet, that does not mean countries might not slightly reduce their purchases of long-term American debt, as China and some others have already shown signs of doing.
The availability of higher coordinated Pd sites (the most stable configuration) might be slightly reduced for smaller particle size due to the ensemble effect.
Remaining facial growth, however, might have slightly reduced relative orbit size had Darwinius lived to adulthood.
In the case of BIS, seeds from some individuals did not germinate and the population was represented by 13 individuals, which might have slightly reduced its estimation of genetic diversity.
Although offspring plants resulting from aneuploid gametes survive, their number might be (slightly) reduced.
While the FEV1 might be slightly reduced in patients with severe obesity, the FEV1/VC is preserved as seen in our study [ 31].
This was not due to a general signalling defect in the patient PBMCs because stimulation of Toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4) with lipopolysaccharide (LPS) induced transcription of TNF and IL6 in the patient cells although induction might be slightly reduced compared with healthy donor cells (Fig 2D).
Nevertheless, it is not possible to rule out the possibility that opening of mitoKATP channels might cause a minor depolarisation during reperfusion, or slightly reduce the repolarisation, sufficient to reduce ROS formation without having a significant effect on ATP production.
