The Mumetal shield (k) reduces possible effects du e to magnetic field gradients and four circular coils (l) are used for positioning the sphere through forces due to ac-produced eddy currents, and for dc tests.
By this translation enhancement such an internal picornavirus IRES reduces possible effects of mutations or inhibitors of translation.
To reduce possible effects of amino-acid content, base composition and non-independency of observations, we computed the substitution rates on a common set of orthologs within each lineage across all independent pairwise comparisons.
These "back-crossed" lines also reduce possible effects from secondary mutations arising from the chemical mutagenesis.
Furthermore, the high response rate from the GPs (81%) reduces possible effects of selection bias.
To facilitate segmentation and protein localization analyses, and to reduce possible effects on c-di-GMP from increased density, fields with a maximum of 200 cells were analyzed.
For daily imaging experiments, plants were imaged at dawn (±1 hr) to reduce possible effects on diurnal rhythms of keeping plants in the dark during imaging.
In order to reduce possible effects of low pH of the culture supernatants on E. coli and Salmonella, we adjusted the pH to 6.0 using 1 mol/L NaOH.
In order to reduce possible effects of reverse causality due to prior diagnosed diseases or undiagnosed diseases, the sensitivity analyses were performed by excluding patients with prior diagnosed diseases (HR=0.86, 95% CI: 0.78 0.95, P=0.003) or died during the first 1 year of follow-up (HR=0.85, 95% CI: 0.78 0.92, P<0.001).
According to the antenna HPBW value, the Rx-OUT distance has been fixed in order to keep the main radiation footprint well included into the OUT surface, thus reducing possible border effects.
Nanomedicines have therefore emerged to circumvent these barriers and target drugs toward affected tissues, reducing possible side effects and required doses through controlled release and also protecting the encapsulated drug from degradation.
