Amax is not determined when heart has tetanized because of the marked influence of the shape change and desaturation of myoglobin on the reflectance spectrum.
Interestingly, a special analysis of the data of the DEGS1 survey revealed a marked influence of the membership to different health insurances on the prevalence ranging for diabetes altogether from 3.8%% up to 9.0 % with the highest value for the health insurance we investigated in the present study [ 1].
The most striking result of the ENFA, was the marked influence of two EGVs related to human presence and activity, i.e. proximity to main roads and to villages (Additional files 1, and 2).
Our results revealed a bilateral involvement of lateral premotor and parietal cortex irrespective of trial pacing, but there was a marked influence of trial pacing on the observed activation of occipital and other frontal regions.
However, cultural influences can also lead to a 'scholastic counterculture' (Humphrey et al.[2004], 592) where school is rejected (although young people are 'capable of exerting a marked influence over their own development' (Schaffer [2006], xiv)).
The marked influence of even low doses of piperine (≥3 mg/kg) on the locomotor activity of mice makes it difficult to analyse anxiolytic properties in activity-based testing conditions.
Surprisingly, we did not observe any marked influence of PQ on the expression of TDP biosynthesis genes over a time scale of a few hours, which is in contrast to the findings of an earlier study of long-lasting PQ-generated oxidative stress [ 20].
During the optimization of perfluorooctyl bromide (PFOB) encapsulation by solvent emulsion-evaporation, a marked influence of surfactants has been observed.
The results highlighted the good performance of natural-fiber composites compared with synthetic ones, and the marked influence of wood moisture content and temperature on bonding.
The presence of crystallinity had a marked influence on the glass-rubber relaxation characteristics of PEEK owing to the relative constraint imposed on the amorphous-phase motions by the crystallites.
The supports exert a marked influence of both the adsorption and specific activity of the metals [57].
