At the point of maximum retardation, it is the strain range that is greatly reduced while the maximum-load strain has begun to recover to the pre-overload value.
At the compensation point a broad distribution of retardation times is observed using DSC data.
In a recent trial exploring the effects of HRT in RA, we found ameliorating effects on clinical measures of disease activity and inflammation, improved bone mineral density (BMD), and also results pointing towards retardation of joint damage [ 11].
When an H atom attached to the C in the ring is replaced by a substituent group (−NH2, –NO2, –CHO, or –COOH), the electron density in the metal at the point of attachment changes, resulting in the retardation of the cathodic or anodic reactions.
The symptoms showed more prominence at 8 DPI with distinct browning of root zones (probably indicating the pathogenic entry points) [Figure 1b], retardation of root growth and branching accompanied by chlorosis of the upper branches.
For years, affected Amish children who seemed healthy at birth soon suffered brain damage and other forms of retardation.
But in the sentencing phase, the jury considered evidence of retardation, and gave the defendant life in prison.
As mentioned before, the effect of retardation terms is as follows.
Exactly at median (30 CGG repeats) lies the switching point between positive and negative message and point of maximal translation of the gene product (fragile X mental retardation protein, FMRP), reported by Chen et al. [23].
Such studies are clearly relevant from a medical point of view, as the X-chromosome harbours many genes that affect human health, particularly mental retardation disorders.
