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Our results demonstrate that the uptake of gH625-decorated MNPs in immortalized human brain microvascular endothelial cells after 24 h is more evident compared to folic acid-functionalized MNPs as evidenced by confocal laser scanning microscopy.

According to these results, under the experimental conditions used for this work, the synthetic jarosite with arsenic has a higher energy dependence compared to the synthetic natrojarosite with arsenic; this difference in energy dependence becomes even more evident when compared to the values obtained in the alkaline decomposition of the synthetic jarosite without arsenic.

This decrease becomes even more evident when compared to the incidence in Israel during the 1950s and 1960s.

Furthermore, patients treated with exenatide exhibit a consistent weight loss, which becomes more evident when compared with the weight increase associated with insulin use.

However, in Fe-deficient leaves, NR activity decrease was much more evident as compared to the root reaching −80% after 7 d, suggesting that Fe deficiency affected more the NR activity in the leaves than in the roots.

In fact, our data show that the CKD-Epi_cys performance tended to be inferior to the CKD-EPI_cr and this trend was more evident when compared with the BIS_cr equation.

Among 21 significantly-enriched functions (Benjamini-Hochberg FDR-corrected P ≤ 0.01), most pertained to functions related to cell development and structure, which became more evident when compared to the functional analysis of DEG more highly expressed in MFP vs. PAR (Table 3).

The effect of the CO2 component is much more evident by comparing the results on gravity changes (Figures 9, 12). Figure 9 Vertical uplift and gravity changes.

This was more evident when comparing the monoecious populations to the ancestral lab-adapted population.

Perhaps the merits of Hadoop parallelism become more evident upon comparing its performance against a serial implementation.

This is even more evident when comparing those with severely disabling chronic pain with respondents who did not report any pain.