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Patients developing CPB-ALI had lower plasma gelsolin reservoir and a much more amount and rapid consumption of plasma gelsolin early after operation.

Though the production of gelsolin could not be identified for the difference of individuals' muscle mass, we speculated a much more amount and rapid consumption of plasma gelsolin in ALI group for two main reasons.

The thinner BPDA-PPD film was more dense than the thicker film because of better molecular packing, which is a result of much more amount of the residual solvent for the thinner film during the thermal curing.

Moreover, OGD/R-treated cells showed much more amount of H2O2 than OGD-treated cells, indicating that reoxygenation will promote H2O2 accumulation in lysosomes of post-hypoxia cells.

Compared to the other applications of quantum dots such as medical labeling, the energy-related applications require much more amount of quantum dots.

We show that the best-relay selection not only reduces the amount of required resources but also maintains a full diversity order (which is achievable by the regular multiple-relay cooperative diversity system but with much more amount of resources).

Beside the Markov models, there are also other outage models which demonstrate the deterioration and repair process of equipment in different ways, for instance, the Kijima I and II models [14, 15, 16, 17], with much more amount of calculation.

On the other hand, much more amount of diffused solution within the structure enhanced the exposure of inside polymer nanofibers with the fluid, which in turn increased the polymer water absorption.

Notably, anti-RNF2 antibody failed to immunoprecipitate AMBRA1 in WASH −/− cells, whereas anti-RNF2 antibody was able to immunoprecipitate AMBRA1 in WASH +/+ cells and precipitated much more amount of AMBRA1 in autophagy.

I would've predicted a much more consistent amount of panic-driven crying".

That debate would be tied to a proposal to increase the debt limit by a much more substantial amount to last through 2010.