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In the case of PAN prepared at an ISdia = 0.0, the turbidity was dramatically reduced with increasing IS due to the facilitation of aggregation between the particles, whereas in the other cases, these changes were negligible.

Time to peak response was dramatically reduced, with no decline in response over the course of a 10-min drug application.

Furthermore, xenograft tumour growth was dramatically reduced with the combined treatment and pharmacodynamic analysis showed an effective mTOR inhibition at RD, making this therapeutic strategy even more promising.

Previous studies revealed that the strength of CI in Wolbachia-infected Drosophila was dramatically reduced with both male age [ 13, 14] and increased larval stage development [ 15].

BMP-7 was synthesised by human articular chondrocytes [ 36, 38] of different age and various degrees of degeneration including OA, but the level of gene and protein expression was dramatically reduced with cartilage aging and degenerative destruction [ 36, 37].

The Diabetes Prevention Program was a groundbreaking randomized controlled trial in which the incidence of diabetes was dramatically reduced with a structured lifestyle intervention and significantly reduced with prophylactic metformin in patients at high risk of developing diabetes.

The use of all pesticides in public places is to be dramatically reduced, with aerial spraying banned anywhere in the country.

As shown in Fig. 2, the superconducting transition temperature (Tc) is dramatically reduced with the irradiation of neutron.

Negative effect from ITO surface contamination on the electroluminescence performance of OLEDs can be dramatically reduced with this modification layer.

Through the results, it is found that the efflorescence cannot be completely removed, but the area can be dramatically reduced with few times of efflorescence removal.

And places like Tallahassee Memorial Health Care, where deaths were dramatically reduced with rapid response teams that monitored patients' conditions and "multidisciplinary rounds" with everyone from physicians to pharmacists.