For a much lower injection condition (0.1 mA), FP1 shows a multi-peak behavior which corresponds to the transverse modes (P1 to P6) generated from the index-guiding effect of oxide aperture, as shown in Fig. 3b.
Current global Hg exposure is at levels much lower than conditions at Minamata.
Our results showed the C enrichment of Ser1 was significantly lower (ca. half under normal condition and much lower under nitrogen-limited condition) compared to Ser2 and Ser3 when [1, 3-C]GL was used as substrate and so was the C enrichment of Gly1 relative to Gly2 (Table 3).
DTH of NAB, KNJ, and BLE was much lower under SD conditions than under LD conditions, indicating that these accessions are strongly photoperiod-sensitive.
As shown in Figure 6C, the activity of wild type nitrogenase was much lower under anaerobic conditions than under microaerobic conditions.
Rates of microbial decomposition are much lower under anaerobic conditions, which release CH4, than under aerobic conditions, which produce CO2; however, CH4 has roughly 25 times the greenhouse warming potential of CO2.
The control group (Table 2) show a strong effect of condition [ F 2,28) = 43.92, P < 0.001], with a high rate of unacceptable judgements for the continuations in the subordinate condition, a much lower rate in the dominant condition, and almost no unacceptable judgements in the unambiguous condition (a similar pattern was also observed for the reaction times).
Our results showed the growth rate under heterotrophic conditions was much lower compared to mixotrophic conditions, indicating light was important for GL metabolism in P. tricornutum.
In summary, we found reduced MCP-1 levels from primary BM-MSCs from AML patients compared to normal BM-MSCs from healthy donors and that cytokine secretion from AML BM-MSCs vary depending upon oxygen conditions, with much lower levels in hypoxic conditions that approximate the sinusoidal regions of the BME.
Comparing Mn bioreduction in the presence and absence of O2, it could be found that Mn reduction extents under aerobic condition were much lower than those under anaerobic conditions, although stain DQ12-45-1b grew more vigorous under aerobic conditions.
