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In this way, DNA degradation increase with prolongation of time of death and thus, this could be a good molecular clock for TSD estimation.

The existence of oxygen also causes the degradation of the surfactant, making the interfacial tension rise and prolongation of time (Ma et al. 2008).

Combined analysis results of the PSVT stratum from the 4 studies showed a dose-response relationship in prolongation of time to recurrence (P =.02).

The development of Cu3SbS4 formation with the increasement of temperature and the prolongation of time are investigated by depth-resolved analysis.

One possible mechanism that could account for the pattern of age-related decrements in gap detection would be a prolongation of time constants of the auditory system.

The HES in saline group further showed significant prolongation of time to onset of clot formation on thromboelastography, an effect not seen in the Hextend® group [ 79].

At an FF/VI strength of 800/100 μg, representing four times greater than the highest therapeutic strength used in phase III studies, there was a small transient prolongation of time-matched QTcF, while QTci wasnot prolonged.

In normal human pooled plasma, recombinant rP23 delayed thrombin generation (Fig. 5A), with significant prolongation of lag time and time to peak (Fig. 5B,C) in a dose dependent manner, suggesting that rP23 may influence the initiation phase of coagulation.

The tensile strength and elongation at break of PVA hydrogel firstly increased with the prolongation of immersing time and then decreased with the immersing time beyond 30 min.

FVII deficiency can be suspected when a coagulation screening test reveals an isolated prolongation of prothrombin time (PT) with a normal activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT).

Locating the curcumin in the micelles can also enhance half-life and residence time and decrease total clearance leading to prolongation of acting time of curcumin.