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More broadly, enhanced coverage of Indigenous content within WGII is important because the IPCC matters, and undeniably influences future research and policy programs at multiple levels.

Here we designed and tested a novel effective and low-cost PCR enhancer, a concentration-dependent combination of betaine, dithiothreitol, and dimethyl sulfoxide that broadly enhanced the quantitative and/or qualitative output of PCRs.

Despite diminution of hCNT1 transport in the majority of ovarian cancers and apparent trafficking defects with CCC, the chemotherapeutic efficacy of gemcitabine was broadly enhanced in all subtypes when delivered via engineered nanoparticles (NPs).

Additionally, with the advent of deep-brain stimulation (DBS) therapy, opportunities to record local field potentials (LFPs) and simultaneous scalp electroencephalography (EEG) in patients who were undergoing neurosurgery have substantially increased, and such studies have broadly enhanced our understanding of pathological oscillatory activity in the basal ganglia cortical motor circuit.

This enhanced FokI variant, dubbed Sharkey, has now been used in numerous studies to broadly enhance nuclease activity.

We found that SOCS1-silenced DCs broadly induced enhanced HIV-1 envelope (Env -specific CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocytEnv -specific helper CD8+s, as well as antibody responses, in micytotoxic

Nanosilver has been used broadly in nanotechnology enhanced consumer products because of its strong antimicrobial properties.

There are several clinical applications of detector-based spectral CT, broadly divided into: (1) enhanced visualisation of contrast; (2) artefact reduction; (3) material decomposition; and (4) radiation dose reduction.

This class of polymers exhibits the cluster glycoside effect, which is broadly used to describe the enhanced binding and activity of multivalent carbohydrates compared to the monovalent equivalent to proteins involved in a variety of biological events.

Contrast-enhanced perfusion techniques are broadly available and are easily and quickly performed, even in critical ill patients.

In its recommendation to the FDIC's Board of Directors, the FDIC staff noted that the enhanced standards should already be broadly familiar to most entities that fall within the scope of the proposal.