The data shown in Fig. 4 emphasize this point in that the extent of DDT-induced rapid generation of ROS, an indicator of oxidative stress, was much more pronounced than that of TCDD in U937 macrophages.
The analysis also points to the extent of the shortfall in care and support for older people, looking at the needs of, and provision for, a smaller group of about 2 million who report having difficulty with aspects of their own care, such as bathing or dressing.
Generally, it's a good idea to zoom in to improve accuracy and to create control points across the extent of the image.
At the three time points, the extent of AR in the positive control and the poly(Man 100- and poly(GlcNAc 100-treated samples is the same.
These include the shape of the dose response relationship under human-relevant exposures, whether biological thresholds exist and for what end points, the extent of population variability in toxicological response, and the influence of factors such as life stage on response.
Experimental studies showed strong influence of solution concentration on the gel point and the extent of cyclization in the polymers formed.
An interesting point is the extent of collaboration in articles from these seven journals: the percentage of 77% is considerably higher than those of the collaborative effort of these four LA countries in the context of the whole WoS database: Argentina 40.3%, Brazil 26.7%, Chile 50.2% and Mexico 53.9%.
The output quantities of interest here are the equilibrium point and the extent of variation in pathway content.
Finally, our findings pointed out the extent of happiness in an emerging country such as Chile, which is comparable to that of western countries belonging to the so-called "western culture" (thus despite economic and other cultural differences).
Information from the CPR is used extensively in judging environmental impacts and producing quality status reports (QSR); it has shown the distributions of fish stocks, which had not previously been exploited; it has pointed to the extent of ungrazed phytoplankton production in the North Atlantic, which was a vital element in establishing the importance of carbon sequestration by phytoplankton.
