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This dramatically friction reducing effect is attributed to the realization of three-body abrasion regime by the residual graphene sheets wrapping around the Si3N4 particles in the sliding interface and acting as wear particles.

Their reducing effect is associated with an electron-rich intermediate (Vuorema et al. 2009).

Furthermore, the afterload reducing effect is related to how much pleural pressure rises with each breath, and pleural pressure would have been increased if chest wall compliance was reduced by edema from volume loading.

This mortality reducing effect was observed in the unipolar patients as well as in those with bipolar or schizoaffective disorder.

However, this study only used a single injection and not repeated tender-point injections as the present and the pain reducing effect was only assessed during 30 min.

A similar reducing effect was described in P. papatasi, where L. major infection resulted in a decrease of enzymatic activity during initial stages of digestion, which might help transitional-stage parasite survival in the midgut of the insect [16].

The mortality reducing effect was similar among medical and surgical ICU patients and was not restricted to patients admitted with cardiovascular diseases.

Our data show that deletion of RAD9 makes resection much less sensitive to CDK1 inhibition; a similar, albeit reduced, effect is detected in the absence of Dot1, suggesting that binding to methylated H3-K79 is a critical regulatory process.

We did not include Type of peritoneal dialysis in this set as its net bias-reducing effect is not clear, noting that it will contributed to partially conditioning on the unmeasured Frailty variable but will also open biasing pathways, e.g. PKD vs. other nephropathies→ Type of peritoneal dialysis← Frailty→ Death.

Superplasticizer can reduce the initial yield stress and plastic viscosity, however, its water-reducing effect is not obvious for the water-reducing effect of emulsifier in asphalt emulsion.

The afterload-reducing effect is related to how much pleural pressure rises with breaths, which will be increased if the chest wall compliance is reduced by edema (as expected with volume loading).