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Substantial effect was seen with 10 times diluted seawater, and this correlates well with contact angle measurements discussed above.

The most substantial effect was seen with 0.125 mg/kg of mecamylamine, which caused a significant (p < .05) improvement relative to the saline control condition.

That is, the chance to miss a substantial effect was smaller than.01.

As observed by western blot analysis, lupeol-induced SHP-2 expression was effectively inhibited in the cells transfected with SHP-2 siRNA while in the cells treated with the, sequence-randomised scrambled siRNA oligonucleotide no substantial effect was noticed.

For maternal cannabis use and maternal tobacco use the effect appeared greater on risk of problem cannabis use, whereas with maternal alcohol use the stronger and more substantial effect was on any use of cannabis.

It would appear in this study that at the doses of labelled IL-1ra used, the most substantial effect was for local changes to reflect non-specific tracking of the molecule due to local permeability changes in areas of inflammation.

From the U.S. perspective, the election's most substantial effect is likely to be on the so-called special relationship between Britain and America, which for the past few years has hung in an uncertain limbo.

The fact of such a substantial effect is not an issue for the courts in the first instance, but for the Congress, whose institutional capacity for gathering evidence and taking testimony far exceeds ours.

A more substantial effect is to drive capital ratios well above the minimum levels required by Basel 2. The average tier-one ratio (of capital to risk-adjusted assets) in Europe now stands at 8.5%, far in excess of the accord's 4% floor.Regulators are scrambling to adjust.

However, a more substantial effect is observed when Zr is present as a secondary getter nanoparticle phase.

This is in line with the published literature (21, 22) and accords with clamp data (23) that suggest that a substantial effect is mediated by hepatic gluconeogenesis, although the model, with multiple variables that can be manipulated, cannot be regarded as yielding a definitive answer to the question.