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For example, Ding et al. prepared Ag nanoparticle (AgNP -decorated CFs by simple dipping, AgNP -decoratedte CFs showed fourfold higher photocatalytic activity than pure AgNPs during conversion of CO2 to CH3OH, which primarily resulted from higher CO2 adsorption and more efficient electron transfer from AgNPs to CO2 [1].

Xiong et al. [ 18] successfully established a DE model in rabbits by topically applying a preservative, which primarily resulted in the destruction of the conjunctival goblet cells.

In a preliminary study, the CD105-Gd-SLs signal was significantly higher than that of unmodified liposomes, which primarily resulted from the new microvessels as demonstrated by immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence.

The reduced oleate and palmitoleate content may be associated with the down-regulated expression of SCD1 in the liver, which primarily resulted from the release of LPS during long-term HC feeding.

However, SPECT scans have their limitations, which primarily result from the poor spatial resolution.

Polymorphism revealed by SSRs results from variation in repeat number, which primarily results from slipped-strand mispairing during DNA replication.

RISC is guided by the incorporated miRNA strand to mRNAs containing complementary sequences in 3' untranslated region, which primarily results in inhibition of mRNA translation [ 15].

A critical contemporary issue in environmental health is the determination of the level at which MeHg is toxic in persons with chronic low level exposure, which primarily results from consumption of contaminated fish [ 21].

Different approaches have been applied in other studies to overcome this problem, such as using exposure indicators like black carbon or elemental carbon, which primarily result from combustion processes and are likely to reflect traffic exposure differences in highly urbanized areas with high traffic density.

These combined factors resulted in costs that were significantly higher than among workers without OA pain, and were driven by indirect costs, which appeared to primarily result from work impairment that occurred while at work (presenteeism) rather than absence from work.

Novel genetic variation was introduced into these TILLING populations using ethylmethane sulfonate (EMS), which primarily alkylates G residues resulting in G to A or C to T point mutations.