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Today, the contrast between the two layers allows for a strong, local electric current during geoelectric storms.
Owing to its interpenetrating microstructure, this CerMet allows for a strong and hermetic integration of the conductor into the ceramic matrix otherwise impossible due to mismatch in thermal expansion.
Several examples are used to demonstrate that the proposed importance measures can effectively describe the effect of the basic variable on the reliability of the structure system, and the established solution can obtain the two importance measures simultaneously with only a single set of model runs, which allows for a strong reduction of the computational cost.
Thus, ABM allows for a strong interplay between constructing an explanatory model and obtaining empirical data (de Vries and Biesmeijer 1998).
On the other hand, sperm preparation, and especially ICSI, allows for a strong selection of sperm and a forced entry into the oocytes, thus clearing some of the physiological hurdles which might become critical as sperm age.
Our simulations reveal that a flexible movement of Y89 accommodates the rotation of ϕ from >90° to 48° and then allows for a strong hydrogen bond to form with Ado· (1.6 Å, see Supplementary Video 1, Supporting Information).
This type of interface allows for a stronger overlap between the valence and conduction subbands, which enhances the optical matrix elements of the band edge.
"In using GIFs for portraiture, I'm able to capture added nuance that allows for a stronger sense of human connection".
The adaptive immune system evolved in early vertebrates and allows for a stronger immune response as well as immunological memory, where each pathogen is "remembered" by a signature antigen.
Generally speaking, increasing the acid concentration allows for a stronger reaction for breaking down the chemical bonds of cellulosic biomass, therefore yielding higher concentrations of hydrolyzed products [ 11].
It is antigen-specific and allows for a stronger immune response after the recognition of specific "non-self" antigens by the T-cell receptor (TCR) [ 3].
