Cells with reduced content of Arl2 displayed reduced contact inhibition, increased clonogenic or cluster formation as well as a proliferative advantage over control cells in an in vitro competition assay.
Among other things, the size of the Proto-Baltic area had an influence on the development of Proto-Baltic in that it considerably reduced contact between its dialects (see also Slavic languages).
The use of graphitized carbon paper as substrate opens several new possibilities for CNT field emitters, with reduced contact resistance.
At 10 min, virtually all cells demonstrated reduced contact with the substratum and assumption of a spherical morphology (Fig. 2d).
We study pure copper billets produced by ECAP in two identical ECAP-dies (but with different cross-sections) that have been optimized to provide reduced contact friction.
Area specific resistance (ASR) was lower for the OME cell as a result of more uniform compression and reduced contact resistance.
Here we take into account legal frameworks concerning voting rights for foreigners and naturalization policies, as well as socio-economic opportunity gaps among citizens, where differences become the factor behind reduced contact.
Reduced contact times and higher hydrogen partial pressure diminish the extent to which carbonaceous deposits are generated from oligomerisation and/or dehydrocyclisation reactions (Lungstein et al. 1999; Komatsu 2010).
Dirt devotees are worried that our obsession with food cleanliness, and reduced contact with dirt, have robbed us of its nutritional benefits.
The data clearly show that coastal towns did not have reduced contact rates with inland towns.
Upon adoptive transfer, alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone treated murine CD8+ T cells significantly reduced contact allergy responses in recipient mice.
