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With an established model of ischemic retinopathy we found that calpain inhibitors, when administered in moderation, reduced architectural abnormalities, reduced vascular leakage, and most importantly reduced retinal hypoxia.

Simplicity of calibration, ability to handle nonlinearities and, most importantly, reduced maintenance costs while retaining the requested accuracy are the major assets.

Most importantly, reduced infectivity to the mammalian host is a consequence of the reduced capacity to invade the mosquito salivary glands.

Synthetic ODNs containing repetitive telomeric repeats (TTAGGGn) were capable of blocking CpG-DNA induced activation in vitro [ 86] and, most importantly, reduced morbidity and mortality when administered to lupus prone NZB/NZW mice [ 125].

These benefits include increased sense of security in the patients and, thanks to ongoing monitoring and the possibilities to forestall disease aggravations, fewer and shorter hospitalizations and, most importantly, reduced mortality [ 15].

Recurrent laryngeal neuropathy is an important axonopathy for horses in competitive events, because the resultant paresis of the intrinsic laryngeal muscles leads to obstruction of air flow during intense exercise, an abnormal inspiratory noise known as "roaring," and, most importantly, reduced performance.

"Jim McGreevey has a series of reforms he believes will most importantly reduce rates for motorists but would also make New Jersey a more attractive market than it is to auto insurers".

This requires, first and most importantly, reducing global warming to the apparently inevitable increase of 2C, beyond which lies an environmental catastrophe that could be unmanageable for poor and vulnerable countries.

Hydrothermal oxidation competes well with the harsh boiling nitric acid treatment regarding the total amount of oxygen functionalities, while requiring much lower amounts of oxidizing agent and, most importantly, reducing amorphous carbon deposits on the MWCNT surface, a major drawback of aggressive liquid phase oxidation methods.

The orientation of σ3 unbalances the slab-pull force (negative buoyancy of the slab), which induces a vertical velocity on the slab and, most importantly, reduces the normal force acting on the plate interface, leading to slab rollback (Scholz and Campos, 1995).

Van Cromvoirt has been researching what he calls "healing environments" for years, using his artworks to make settings that are "nurturing and therapeutic, and most importantly, reduce stress levels".