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The comparison between the segmentation of the irregular lesion modelled with homogeneous uptake and the sphere from the NEMA IEC body phantom (cf. Fig. 6) showed a visible decrease in performance of all segmentation methods.

As expected, a visible decrease in N ot could be observed after annealing treatments, indicating that the reduction of the oxide trapped charges, which may be attributed to the existence of oxygen vacancies, should be one of the causes leading to the positive shifts of V FB.

Apparently counterintuitive, the scatter plot analysis indicates a slight, yet visible, decrease in the association time of either bacterium at the α-HL's entrance as compared to the case of no peptide added, which would correspond to an increase in the capture rate of bacteria by the nanopore (Fig. 5c, d).

Because of a mix of non-active and active tumor tissue between the two scans (and no visible decrease in anatomic tumor size with stable disease), only 57% of the voxels aligned within the 95% limits of agreement of −1.46 to 1.46 ΔSUV.

Induction of autophagy led to a visible decrease in levels of soluble EGFP-LC3 relative to autophagosome-bound protein, but had only modest effects on the nucleo-cytoplasmic ratio or diffusional mobility of the remaining soluble pools of EGFP-LC3.

Moreover, during male-female interaction, USV production in males did not change after 0.5 mg/kg administration (i.p., p>0.05), whereas USVs were suppressed by higher doses of amphetamine (2 or 6 mg/kg, p<0.01) compared with saline (0 mg/kg, Figure 8A) without visible decrease in sexual interaction.

Although HIF-1α depletion resulted in a visible decrease of CDK6 levels, the amount of CDK6 recovered following immunoprecipitation was comparable under both conditions tested (Fig. 6B).

Results show a significant damping decrease in parallel-plates with air channels without visible reduction in the capacitance value.

In both mutants, several additional auxin-related phenotypic traits are visible, including a decrease in lateral root number, auxin insensitivity in lateral root formation, and impaired root gravitropism.

This is visible as a decrease in the stress at maximal strain (Fig.  2b) and also as a decrease in the slope of the curve at minimum strain (Fig.  2c).

The addition of D/L-arabinose increased FRET of the purified protein, visible as a decrease in eCFP emission intensity and a concomitant increase in Venus fluorescence intensity, resulting in an increase of about 15% in the Venus/eCFP emission ratio.