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The core material reacted in addition with Concavalin A, but like the skin to a weaker extent than the glycoprotein layer.

Levodopa reduced hyperaltruism, albeit to a weaker extent than the effect of citalopram on harm aversion.

The repeated activation of NK cells upon treatment with the irrelevant fusion protein αGC/sCD1d-anti-HER2 indicated that sustained systemic activation of iNKT cells had occurred, although to a weaker extent than with the tumor-targeted treatment.

In the TD group AD was also significantly positively correlated with ICS, but only in the left parietal cluster and to a weaker extent than in the 22q11.2DS group (r =.55, p =.004).

The rates of substitutions to aspartate and glutamate in the additional control sets of nearest non-phosphorylated serines also are not shifted, with the exception of vertebrates where they are also shifted toward higher values (but still to a much weaker extent than in case of phosphoserines).

In contrast to CD133, CD44 was expressed to a weaker extent in human cancer cells in xenograft tissue and colospheres than in spheroids.

Transcription of Phc2 was downregulated, although to a weak extent (Figure 2B and 2C).

Individuals with type 1 diabetes are more than three times more likely to develop MS than controls; in addition, the two diseases appear to be linked, albeit to a weak extent, within families.

The Dync1h1Loa/+ mice were slightly weaker than their wildtype littermates, but to a lesser extent than GarsC201R/+, so that the maximum tetanic force of TA muscles in Dync1h1Loa/+ mice was 109.0±5.1 g (P = 0.01).

The B. anthracis enzyme was thermally stabilised by the first substrate, pyruvate, to a greater extent than its E. coli counterpart, but has a weaker affinity for pyruvate based on enzyme kinetics and ITC studies.

Tumour cells typically showed weak cytoplasmic eosin staining (Fig 4L), similar to, but to a lesser extent than, the clear cell morphology seen in human ccRCC.