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Interestingly, nanoscale Photosan-mediated PDT produced a higher proportion of apoptotic cells than conventional Photosan.

In our study area the Rim fire produced a higher proportion of moderate- and high-severity effects than occurred in previous fires.

The proportion of leaner carcasses were increased (P < 0.10) when lambs were fed ZH for 14 d; whereas, feeding of β-AA during 14 d, produced a higher proportion of carcasses classified as ≥ 16 cm2, but these proportions were reduced linearly (P ≤ 0.002) as the feeding duration became longer.

Simple-effects analyses indicated that adults produced a higher proportion of hits than did 8-year olds, P < 0.01.

For morphology, in contrast, bilinguals produced a higher proportion of errors than did monolinguals, F (1, 47) = 4.95, p =.03.

Cicone et al. (1979) found that while participants with Wernicke's aphasia produced a higher total frequency of gestures than participants with Broca's aphasia and control participants, the participants with Broca's aphasia produced a higher proportion of iconic gestures.

However, e-SSR markers produced a high proportion of high-quality markers with stronger and clearer amplified bands.

Microscopy in both epidemiological settings produced a high proportion of false positive diagnoses and, as in Africa 8 23242525 and a single centre study from India, 16 clinicians often disregarded negative diagnostic results and provided malaria treatment.

Mr. Pope suggests some lesser-known colleges, like Allegheny, in Meadville, Pa., and Whitman College in Walla Walla, Wash., that in his words produce, "a higher proportion of scientists, scholars and people in Who's Who" than most Ivy League schools.

To investigate the oocyte-to-baby rate when controlled ovarian stimulation was performed on a highly successful donor population and to evaluate whether they produce a higher proportion of reproductively competent oocytes compared with standard donors.

The Agricultural Engineering Research Unit of the Council for Agricultural Research and Economics (CRA-ING), in collaboration with Spapperi Ltd, has designed and developed a prototype for cutting and sectioning the Arundo plants in order to produce a higher proportion of chips longer than the ones obtainable from a forage harvester.