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Results showed that both types of superplasticisers were considerably less effective with geopolymers, compared to their effectiveness with Portland cement paste.

Furthermore, the finding that 5β-reduced steroids (pregnanolone sulphate and epipregnanolone sulphate) were considerably less effective at activating TRPM3 channels than 5α-reduced steroids suggests a flat and elongated binding pocket (Supporting Information Figure S4A C), or that the steroids must pass a channel of such a shape for accessing the binding site.

The CRR and BRR fractions were equally potent in scavenging hydrogen peroxide, by 61.6 ± 1.21% and 57.1 ± 3.17% at a concentration of 100 μg/ml, respectively, while ERR and HRR were considerably less effective hydrogen peroxide scavengers (24.11 ± 1.22% and 27.03 ± 1.07%) at the same concentration.

AP flushing removed a large portion of the residual tar (77%), but was considerably less effective than SP and ASP in terms of the effect on dissolved PAH concentrations.

Application of pentylenetetrazole, strychnine, or tetraethylammonium led to a dramatic increase in the size of the electrical postsynaptic potential mediated by the synapse; penicillin was considerably less effective.

Yet, this may not be desirable if misoprostol-only regimens are considerably less effective and ultimately more costly for health care systems.

attacks with uniform noise are very effective for given distortion compared to other attacks, attacks with Gaussian noise are considerably less effective than Uniform noise, and inferior to several other attacks studied, for few pirates the distortion/error rate trade-off is much steeper for MMX-1 than for the noise attack, and it outperforms it at high distortion (150 200).

In 1939 the Navy discovered that this system was considerably less effective than earlier torpedo defense systems, but by then it was too late to change the design.

The CIA's use of torture in interrogations was considerably less effective than the rapport-building techniques of the FBI, and it produced evidence that could not be used in court.

The deck armor was increased during reconstruction to a total of 135 mm over the engine and boiler rooms and 166 mm over the magazines, although its distribution over three decks, each with multiple layers, meant that it was considerably less effective than a single plate of the same thickness.

The deck armor was increased during the reconstruction to a total of 135 mm over the engine and boiler rooms and 166 mm over the magazines, although its distribution over three decks, each with multiple layers, meant that it was considerably less effective than a single plate of the same thickness.