It was found that CS CBM combination system weakened the potential influence of CS, CBM material properties and gastric emptying time on drug release profile.
Burning crop residues and excessive use of chemical fertilizers results in an enormous waste of biological resources, which further weakens the potential capacity of the agro-ecosystem as a carbon sink.
Even when the relationship is contemporaneous, the fact of working by age group and gender weakens the potential causality from the employment rate to GDP.
The island's high dependence on the tourist sector increases vulnerability of the local economy to external threats (e.g. climate change, volatile tourist demand, economic recession), while the mass tourist model weakens the potential for grasping new market opportunities, emerging from the global tourist market place (e.g. qualitative environmentally-committed tourist demand).
An interpretation of that result is that a higher amount of G+C in the 3'UTR content leads to greater stability of mRNA internal secondary structure, which weakens the potential binding of translational regulatory factors such as microRNAs.
Therefore, the measurement of blood markers within 24 hours after stroke onset weakens the potential application.
Maspin inhibits cell growth and motility, weakens the potential for invasion and metastasis [ 8, 10], and engenders a sensitizing effect on apoptosis [ 11].
We reasoned that introduction of the ulp1ts mutations could weaken the potential substrate-trapping phenotype of Ulp1(3)(C580S), making more of the pool available to engage the Smt3 bait construct.
Moreover, the cooling induced on the molecular ensemble by an adiabatic expansion process, induced by slowly weakening the trapping potential, can be clearly seen to lower the temperature of the molecules to about a third of the initial value (from 16 to 5 mK) [48].
According to Clougherty and Kubzansky, a potential explanation for this interaction follows that repeated exposure to psychosocial stress may weaken the body′s potential to regulate allostasis, resulting in 'wear and tear', diminished immune function, and increased sensitivity to environmental exposures such as air pollution (Clougherty and Kubzansky, 2009).
