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The energy absorbed by pull-out of loop-less tufts is approximately twice the fracture energy of standard ones with pull-out triggering much more extensive tow/ply bridging phenomena.

In contrast, the decrease of HER2 staining at the membrane triggered by Geldanamycin treatment was much less efficient in the presence of exogenously expressed polyQ-huntingtin (compare transfected cell – bottom panel, star – with non polyQ-huntingtin transfected cell – arrowhead).

This form of persistence seems to be much less common than triggered persistence.

Spelt toast I have found in practice that spelt wheat is much less likely to trigger food sensitivity reactions than more commonplace varieties of this grain.

This suggests that the constant region of monoclonal antibodies contain the most strongly immunogenic epitopes and its removal, although not removing all potentially immunogenic epitopes, reduces the 'danger' signal sufficiently that they are much less likely to trigger an antibody response.

Labour has expressed reservations about the backstop, but believes it would be much less likely to be triggered if Corbyn's approach to Brexit was enacted.

The in vivo mechanisms triggered by antigen delivery have been studied much less than those related to T and B-cell and protective immunity.

Russian police have a long history of catching people who pull triggers - but they are much less successful when it comes to identifying their masterminds.

- The regime only has 100,000 trigger pullers in its army (much less than the estimated 600,000) and so far has committed roughly 80percentt of its forces to battle. .

- The regime only has 100,000 trigger pullers in its army (much less than the estimated 600,000) and so far has commited roughly 80percentt of its forces to battle. .

For both people and horses, tendon tears trigger the formation of scar tissue, which has much less tensile strength and elasticity than a healthy tendon.