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Thus, pyridinic nitrogen dominant CNTs supported catalyst (CZ/CNT-N) possesses more active sites compared with the other three catalysts, leading to maximum methanol yield (8.64%) and space time yield (102.21 mg g−1cat h−1); pyrrolic nitrogen dominant CNTs supported catalyst (CZ/CNT-NH2) obtains more highly active structure, giving the highest intrinsic activity (TOF values).

The present work showed that G-6-Pase is more highly active in S. mansoni than in S. haematobium.

One study found that the ripening process allowed the breakdown of chlorophyll in ripening apples and pears which, in turn, produced more "highly active" antioxidants in the fruit.

Repeating the experiment in buffer containing Mn2+ revealed two more highly active phosphatases #16 and #17 (putative serine-threonine protein phosphatases PP2C and PP5 respectively), while the activity of PTP-1 was lost (Fig. 4A).

During midembryonic development, cDNMT3B mRNA expression was strongly detected in PGCs when compared to its expression in germ cells, suggesting that cDNMT3B is more highly active than other members of the cDNMT family to ensure de novo methylation in PGCs.

Oncologists should remain attentive of this problem as more highly active regimes become available.

Therefore, we propose that DIMM cells display, on average, a more highly-active secretory profile that conventional interneurons or motorneurons and that DIMM is therefore essential to define a prevalent class of Neurosecretory Neuron in the fly (Figure 11, top left).

Overall, significantly more highly serologically active patients on belimumab versus placebo had improvements in a greater number of organ domains (one to three or more), with more patients improving in three or more organ systems on belimumab 1 mg/kg than on placebo.

The superior performance of carbon hybrid may be attributed to the combination of a more exposed highly active N,P-doped carbon, a good integration of N,P-doped carbon with N,S-doped carbon nanofibers, and an accelerated electron transport through N,S-doped carbon nanofibers as good conductivity channels.

This association is unlikely to arise simply from the fact that immunosuppressants are used more commonly in highly active disease, because persistent clinical disease activity, anti-dsDNA antibody and C3 levels were not associated with either NA or NN levels.

Supporters include the numerous individuals and organizations that were involved in the series, but also many more highly committed and active parent groups.