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The repeat unit structure also comprises a high density of electron withdrawing lactam groups, advantageous for increasing the electron affinity.
The use of microfibrous nickel substrates is advantageous for increasing the surface area available for the deposition of active material and reducing the substrate weight and consequently, yields a higher specific capacity for nickel hydroxide electrodes.
We therefore chose Al-rich Beta as a zeolite support because abundant aluminum species in the zeolite framework are advantageous for increasing acidic density through ion-exchange of protons and for improving Pt metal dispersion through the metal-zeolite interaction by increasing the negative charge of the zeolite framework with positively charged metal ions.
For space photovoltaic applications, high-efficiency solar cell are advantageous for increasing the available electrical power or alternately reducing satellite mass and launch cost [2].
The use of a dynamic warm-up with a vest weighted at 5% of the athlete's body weight was not advantageous for increasing lower extremity power output in this study.
In the hydrated gel state, a shorter linker between dCBMs was advantageous for increasing stiffness in the gels, while the HFB modules interfered with gel-forming interactions.
Even in the ideal case (cf. Fig. 7) for the first eigenvalue the advanced algorithm is 36% more efficient (7 iterations compared to 11), and becomes even more advantageous for an increasing number of eigenvalues.
Additionally, the computational scaling shows that increasing the order is more advantageous than increasing the resolution for the flow considered here.
A relatively high inter-head tension (26 ± 3 pN; Table 2) may be advantageous in tuning WT kinesin for increased velocity.
Equilibration of a mixture of DOX solution and ERL-encapsulated nanoliposomes in DOX-loading process was advantageous for EE increase of DOX.
Especially for lichen species with heavy symbiotic propagules, such as L. pulmonaria, these effects may be advantageous by increasing local population sizes.
