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The data of Table 2 and Fig. 2 shows that the i corr value is higher in NaOH but the presence of KLE causes a prominent decrease in the corrosion rate i.e., prominently shifts the cathodic curves to lower values of current densities.

However, there was no prominent decrease in per cell (Euglena) concentration of any pigment.

Histological and physiological analyses of BAT showed in adult wild-type mice, a marked suppression of BAT growth concurrent with a prominent decrease in lipolytic and thermogenesis activities.

LDPI indicated a quick and prominent decrease in perfusion immediately after ligation, subsequently recovering to 21.9 and 25.2 % 14 days later in the 99mTc-sestamibi and 99mTc-PyP group, respectively.

Co-administration of 17β-estradiol improved escitalopram-induced antidepressant effect in forced swimming test verified as more prominent decrease in the immobility time without opposing its memory enhancing effect in Morris water maze.

A prominent decrease in the content of bioactive compounds such as polyphenols, antioxidants and flavonoids after the biosynthesis of AgNPs signifies that these class of compounds act as reductants and stabilizers during biosynthesis.

These data were further supported by tumour-mapping studies showing prominent decreases in hypoxia after metronomic gemcitabine treatment.

The overall mean score (n = 9320) was decreased (5.15), with prominent decreases in the emotional distress, food/drink problems, and vitality domains.

There were also prominent decreases in fasting blood glucose, 2-h postprandial glucose, and body weight in all tofogliflozin groups compared with the placebo group.

It is conceivable that the more prominent decreases in pro-angiogenic growth factors and cytokines after metronomic gemcitabine therapy ultimately improved tumour vascular function and tissue perfusion, and led to a corresponding reduction in tumour hypoxia.

In particular, NWO individuals showed more prominent decreases in eGFR and percent changes per year during the 4 years than did individuals with a normal BMI and in the lowest or middle PBF tertiles: −3.6 (IQR: −11.6; −2.3) and −1.36%/year in men (P=0.004); and −3.2 (IQR: −9.7; −2.11) and −1.12%/year in women (P=0.001).