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Additionally, this reduction in decay time can be also due to an increased number of non-radiative channels with increasing Si content making contributions to the final emission decay as τPL-1 = τR-1 + τNR-1.
The theoretical and experimental decay histories of the first torsion mode decay indicate a reduction in decay time for the controlled beam of greater than 10 times that of the uncontrolled beam.
After adjustment for deprivation and age, a large reduction in decay experience over time was observed, with the odds of decay experience (i.e. d3mft>0) halving by the most recent year of study.
Our results demonstrated that there was indeed a reduction in decay of B. cinerea sclerotia upon deletion of T. virens lcc1, but that degradation of S. sclerotiorum sclerotia was even enhanced (Figs. 5, 6).
However, as we predict with spliceosomal functioning, there may be a significant reduction in decay efficiency that could play a part in increasing the proportion of unspliced transcripts present.
Reductions in decay time appear to be proportional to increasing fluence.
Reductions in decay were seen in all socioeconomic groups.
This idea is further supported by our observation that there is a significant reduction in mEPSC decay time constant with 2 days of DE (Table S1), because GluR1-homomers exhibit a shorter decay time constant compared to GluR1/GluR2-heteromers [31].
Together, these secondary effects have diminished the benefit that can be attributed directly to fluoridated water supplies to a reduction in tooth decay of about 25 to 40 percent.
Page A12 National MORE STATES STOP FLOURIDE IN WATER TO SAVE MONEY A growing number of communities are choosing to stop adding fluoride to their water systems, even though the federal government and federal health officials maintain their full support for a measure they say provides a 25 percent reduction in tooth decay nationwide.
MIAMI — A growing number of communities are choosing to stop adding fluoride to their water systems, even though the federal government and federal health officials maintain their full support for a measure they say provides a 25 percent reduction in tooth decay nationwide.
