Interest in the area has since expanded quickly: so far, 510 academic papers reference the effect in 2015, compared to just 35 in 2004.
Figure 2B shows the effect of adding BSA to TbTIM that had been allowed to reactivate for 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 hours; as a point of reference, the effect of BSA added at time zero is also shown.
On the other hand, for the small reference, the effect of shape was highly significant, F 2, 14) = 16, p <.001.
As reference, the effect of the well characterized FXR ligand CDCA (25 μM) versus untreated control was considered 100%, meaning a significant (p <0.001, ANOVA, Bonferroni post-test) activation of the system.
There are no literature references describing the effect of consumption of Aloe vera liquid preparations on the absorption of water- or fat-soluble vitamins.
Using footage of Plummer as reference, the effects team created a dummy that was detonated in the same position.
According to media reports, Trudeau sat down with DiCaprio at a dinner this week saying his string of comments are unnecessary and hurtful, referencing the effects of plummeting oil prices.
But he does have some criticisms: Thompson should have referenced the effects of hormones on growth; and the relation of molecular configuration and form; genetics is barely mentioned, and experimental embryology and regeneration [despite Thompson's analysis of the latter] are overlooked.
9. Japonism references the lasting effect Hokusai had on later generations of Western artists.
KLINE RAPE also showcases the series Stretcher Bar Paintings, which references the technical effect used by the painter that reveals the bars that sit behind the canvas to hold it straight.
