(Weber & Stern, 2011, p. 322) The resulting uncertainty and variance in understandings have eroded public support for climate policy and retarded action.
Particularly, novolac resin and ME played the roles of macromolecular charring agent and gas source, enhancing the flame retarding actions in the condensed and gaseous phases, respectively.
Zymography and reverse zymography indicated that TGFβ induces an increase in the proteolytic activity of uPA (increase in the white band intensity), and an increase in the ability of PAI to retard the action of uPA in all cells lines analysed (increase in the dark band intensity), (Fig 7A D, compare lane C with T).
There is evidence that lignin may retard cellulase action by adsorbing cellulase enzyme [ 37].
It retards the action of the rain, said Mercier.
The combination of lack of oxygen, lack of minerals, and highly acid condition greatly retards the action of bacteria and fungi, the usual decay organisms.
Just as the intentional junk-science of the tobacco industry slowed the anti-smoking campaigns and government regulation of tobacco, so the efforts of "deniers" are retarding needed action.
Although many of the ceratopsian bones were fractured syndepositionally, the high clay content and decreased permeability of the matrix may have acted as an extra barrier, decreasing available oxygen, groundwater flow, and ultimately retarding microbial action.
Another therapeutic approach is to decrease the post-prandial hyperglycaemia [ 11], which is achieved with the enzyme inhibitors such as acarbose, voglibose and miglitol [ 12], which function by retarding the action of the gastrointestinal carbohydrate hydrolysing enzymes α-amylase and α-glucosidase.
The ECG morphological analysis showed a peaked and tall T-wave adjacent to the cardiac arrest, indicating an increase in potassium permeability in cardiac muscle cells, which would function to retard the cardiac action potential.
