Risk alleles for these SNPs were evaluated to assess whether they strengthened (effect > 0) or weakened (effect < 0) matches to the 2935 motifs included in our dictionary (see Methods, Equation 3).
In general, adjusting for CO weakened effect estimates for PM2.5 on HRV, whereas adjusting for NO2 made them somewhat stronger.
An in vitro test was carried out to evaluate the weakened effect of specific anti-SjTGR serum to thioredoxin reductase.
In a word, an enhanced effect or weakened effect almost completely depends on the dispersion of nanofibrillar silicate into dental composites.
Also, the CTL receives the same general motivational messages as the INT, bi-weekly, which may lead to increased PA in the CTL and a resultant weakened effect of the intervention.
This communication presents a comprehensive intricate database of micromechanical properties' and breakage probability distribution functions of pellets, illustrating the stiffening and strengthening effects of coatings and the softening and weakening effects of structural moisture.
Such vertical emplacement through the crust could also be facilitated by water pressure released by serpentine dehydration in the mantle (Raleigh and Paterson 1965) and possibly weakening effects associated with hydrothermal processes.
This added the risk of weakening effects by the addition of voxels with other more varied response profiles, yet rendered more robust any effects we did find in this region.
First, children's data is more variable than adults' from trial to trial, potentially weakening effects.
This implies that EMSAs are very sensitive and ideally suited to test weakening effects of mutations, in this case TFE mutations such as the TFEβ WH deletion.
They observed that the female ILT luminal layer showed a lower stiffness in the longitudinal direction than the males and, consequently, the thrombi may have different wall weakening effects in males and females.
