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Leikind also proposes an explanation for why the recently published Interphone study found a slight protective effect from moderate mobile phone use on the risk of brain cancer.

In particular, the K. rhizophila increased slightly the current and decreased the resistance of AA2024-T3 against corrosion, instead the S. epidermidis showed a slight protective effect, while non-significant effect was observed with the presence of the consortium in the medium.

However, even a slight protective effect of C60FAS on tetanic areas of muscle contraction is essential in the first hours after launch of ischemic cascade of pathological processes and C60 fullerenes have to slow down their, particularly, neutralizing free radicals in early ischemic injury muscle.

REALITY: The best data indicates that not only does estrogen not cause breast cancer; estrogen supplementation after menopause might have a slight protective effect.

As seen in Figure 8A, there was a slight protective effect evident by the survival curve comparison of the high-dose MY-24 treatment with the placebo.

Pretreatment of mice with La-EV prior to the administration of DSS had a slight protective effect as demonstrated by reduced levels of proinflammatory cytokines and an increased percentage of Tregs in the smIELs compared to the PBS control group.

This increase/decrease of CD103+ and CD103− populations, respectively, in the smIELs in the La-EV group may be playing a role in the slight protective effects seen in our model because, notably, the smIELs was the only tissue we analyzed which showed an increase in Tregs by this treatment.

It should be noted that loss of SK-2 had slight protective effects against c-Myc degradation and tumour suppression (∼20 30%) in SK-2−/− MEFs or SK-2−/− k/o mice, respectively, compared to controls (Fig 5C E).

Indeed, when cells were pre-treated with the specific adenosine antagonist ZM241385, a slight, yet significant, protective effect was observed (ZM; Figure 1b).

Relative to the rate differences for the infection outcomes, the rate differences for all-cause death and the cardiovascular outcomes were much closer to the null, though there was a slight suggestion of a protective effect on cardiovascular death (Table  2 and Figure  2).

Despite the important protective effect, α-T alone caused a slight cell viability reduction in those groups in which the cells were not exposed to H2O2 (G3 to G6).