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The administration is able to increase up to 400 % the mechanical properties with respect to the control group [17, 18], stimulate the osteoblast activity and enhance the bone neoformationa around implants [14].

In addition, we recently showed that the nitric oxide donor MAHMA NONOate and molsidomine were also able to increase up to 15% Salmonella biofilm dispersion when associated with the industrial disinfectant SaniDate 12.0 (Marvasi et al. 2014).

Therefore unlike in VTA containing cultures, in the cultures lacking the VTA low concentrations of exogenous DA were able to increase Up-states.

In particular, the first intron of RBCS2 gene (Rb-int) has been widely used as a transcriptional enhancer, able to increase expression up to 30-fold, regardless of its orientation or position relative to the RBCS2 promoter [8].

Experimental results show that the Pt Sn/Al2O3 coated microchannel combustor was active enough to initiate hydrogen combustion at room temperature and able to increase reactor temperature up to 800 °C by hydrogen combustion uniformly.

Whereas the pure RNA Spiegelmer® binds to S1P with a Kd(comp) of 27 nM, at least five single positions were able to increase the affinity up to approximately 2-fold.

Scientists will be able to increase temperature up to 9 degrees Celsius and boost carbon dioxide levels to up to 900 parts per million, more than twice today's level.

The chancellor's major announcement was that councils will be able to increase council tax by up to 2% to fund adult social care.

In this climate, very few people in part-time work will be able to increase their hours by up to 50% at the moment.

Compared with the control, we found that 10 20 nm SiO2 is able to increase EPS release by up to 550% in Dunaliella, 500% in Thalassiosira, 1000% in Skeletonema, 400% in Odontella, and 900% in Phaeodactylum (Fig. 3).

The results of this 6-week pilot study demonstrate that patients with CKD are willing and able to increase water intake by up to 0.7 L/day (in addition to usual consumed beverages, depending on sex and weight) with no safety concerns.