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Though they are half as strong (X̅=" 7.2 MPa), regummed biocomposites are able to absorb five times more mechanical energy (X̅=" 5.6 MJm− 3) than the B. mori cocoons (X̅=" 1.1 MJm− 3) and are furthermore able to elongate to more than ten times (X̅=" 180%) that of the native cocoons prior to failure.

However, they all contribute to important knowledge and are, furthermore, able to upstage low-risk patients who would not have been recommended lymph node resection based on histology and grade alone [ 8].

In tissue samples, we detected significantly increased SOCS2 levels in malignant areas and were furthermore able to positively correlate SOCS2 expression with increasing Gleason scores.

The fact that M. neglectum was able to tolerate salt concentrations found in brackish water and was furthermore able to cope with a range of pH conditions demonstrated its generally robust growth characteristics.

Summarized, the co-IP and BRET experiments show that US28 forms homomers and is furthermore able to heteromerize with the three viral HCMV encoded receptors US27, UL33 and UL78.

Birds are, furthermore, able to adjust their flight speed to minimize energy use per distance travelled [8], [16], [17].

To help overcome the challenges of language and culture, the Canadian team was furthermore able to take advantage of Vancouver's multi-cultural character itself to directly engage Canadians of Ecuadorian and other Latin American ancestry in the team!

Using largely open source software, and low-cost components that worked at nanoscales, she was furthermore able to reduce a bioprinter's price from more than €175,000 to €12,500, bringing the technology to more laboratory benches.

EPS is, furthermore, able to cause a relatively large permeability drop even on a membrane module pre-fouled by EPS.

BRCA1 is furthermore able to act as ubiquitin ligase when heterodimerizes with BARD1 (BRCassociatedted RING domain 1) [ 5].

It is, furthermore, able to improve balance control in the physically active community-dwelling elderly [ 18] and in frail elderly women living in residential care [ 19].