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HC decreases drastically by more than 50% with only 10% of Zn, while Mr decreases linearly and gradually with Zn content reaching a reduction of 77% for 50% Zn substitution in comparison with pure CoFe2O4 (Fig. 14).
However, this average disguises considerable spatial heterogeneity in the extent of the reduction, some regions of some diseased hearts reaching a reduction of >90% of control values.
At the tested concentration of 40% (v/v) 1-propanol was highly active against MNV after an exposure time of 5 minutes by reaching a reduction of 6 log10, whereas ethanol and 2-propanol could not inactivate the virus sufficiently.
In both groups, the mean seizure frequency dropped during the study period, but the drop was more pronounced in the high-dose group, reaching a reduction of 1.7 ± 2.8 seizures per month, while the drop in seizure frequency was only 0.8 ± 2.0 seizures per month in the low-dose group.
The right-hand side figure has the statistical evaluation of 100 simulated patients for doses from 0 to 200 mg (in steps of 10 mg): the percentage of patients reaching a reduction from baseline of at least 20 mm Hg at 72 h after start of treatment.
McKinsey now says that Germany can reach a reduction of only 31 percent.
Compared to 2010 (0.82 tonnes of CO2e/MWh), the RIC scenario would reach a reduction in carbon intensity for power generation of about 15%.
Typical energy integration projects can reach a reduction of heating fuels and cold utilities by up to 40% compared with original designs or existing installations.
When PASI scores reached a reduction of 50% of the baseline score, additional biopsies from lesional and non-lesional skin were taken.
After a period of 4 weeks of intervention, plasma TC was significantly reduced by 24% (p = 0.04) (Figure 2A) and plasma TG reached a reduction trend (e.g. 1.34±0.96 vs. 2.35±1.34 mM, p = 0.11) in the rimonabant group as compared to the control mice (Figure 2B).
Cytotoxicity was observed at day 4 and reached a reduction of cell viability to 35% at day 6 (Fig. 1B).
