The antimicrobial-coated implants yielded a much lower degree of infections than pristine implants at day seven.
The results showed that g-TiO2 nanocomposites had a much lower degree of agglomeration than bare TiO2.
The GBE specimen has shown much lower degree of sensitization at surface due to higher-fraction of Σ3 boundaries and discontinuous RHAGBs connectivity.
Findings reveal a reasonably high level of awareness, understanding and perceived importance of the concept but a much lower degree of uptake at an operational level.
With a less restrictive threshold of raw p-value < 0.05, CA1 and VIP showed overlap in some of these categories, though to a much lower degree (Supplementary Fig 4a and b).
PAP decorated nanoparticles, for instance, remained 3 h after oral administration to an even 2.5-fold higher extend in rat small intestine than the corresponding undecorated nanoparticles permeating the intestinal mucus gel layer to a much lower degree.
Based on the results of rietveld refinements of the XRD data analyzed using Maud 2.14 software, the improved electrochemical performances could be ascribed to the well ordered layered structure and much lower degree of cation mixing in its structure.
Nevertheless, several experimental studies, most of which were conducted in the early 1980s, suggest that amifostine may protect tumor tissues, although to a much lower degree than its protective effect on normal tissues.
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) studies revealed diffusion of elements from the metal substrate (IN-718) into the alumina coatings and — to a much lower degree — from the coating into the substrate.
The poly vinyl alcohol)s modified with a sodium sulfonate group show strong hydrophilic properties, which permits poly vinyl alcohol)s of much lower degree of hydrolysis less than 80moll% to dissolve in water.
However, the FHTPE obtained through the hydrogenation of HTPB from free radical polymerization had much lower degree of crystallinity and melting temperature due to the presence of more ethyl branches.
