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The TPJs are often relatively deactivated while healthy subjects perform cognitive tasks, and this deactivation has been proposed to reflect suppression of distractor processing in the brain [52], [53].

When we tested the contrast [ML MF], to identify areas relatively deactivated by meaning, we observed significant effects in the left middle occipital cortex (Fig. 4 and Supplementary Fig. 4, P < 0.05, corrected), which were bilateral at a lower threshold (P < 0.005, Supplementary Fig. 6).

The observed postpartum decrease in modulation of startle by anticipation suggests a relatively deactivated defense system in the postpartum period.

The commercial immobilized lipase initially has a significantly higher activity than the monolithic biocatalysts, but deactivates relatively fast.

Upon further increasing the amount of SiO2, the catalyst deactivated in a relatively short time on stream, although the para-selectivity was significantly increased up to 99.5%.

The difficult diffusion of HDL into tissues from blood suggests the stable presence of LE at the administration site, while ED might be deactivated by its relatively rapid chemical hydrolysis and hydrolase activity of HSA, in the interstitial fluid of the administration tissue.

The coking materials deposited inside the spent zeolites after under a relatively severe deactivating condition (isobutane/2-butene molar ratios of 20) were characterized by GC/MS, TGA, and TPO.

The Ni CeO2 and Ni Ce ZrO2 catalysts showed relatively high activity and stability, while the Ni ZrO2 catalyst deactivated in the initial stage of the reaction due to serious carbon formation.

The Pt/mSiC-15 catalyst is relatively stable for 50 h at 850 °C, while the Pt/SBA-15 was severely deactivated.

It has been confirmed that the co-precipitated Ni CeO2 and Ni Ce0.8Zr0.2O2 catalysts exhibited relatively high activity as well as stability, while the impregnated Ni/CeO2 and Ni/Ce0.8Zr0.2O2 catalysts slowly deactivated with time on stream at 800 °C.

At relatively high concentration of EMP+PF6− (6.8 × 10−3 mol l−1), thioxanthone triplets are largely (47%) deactivated by electron transfer to EMP+ ions.