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This re-labeling is based on the very design of the tissue ontology, and consequently expands the number of positive examples and removes ambiguous examples.

In the mid-1990s, Brazintroducedcelectronicnic voting technology that reduced residual ballots and consequently expanded de facto enfranchisement.

The company has focused on its client engagement and advisory services, and consequently expanded its customer base, which bodes well for its future growth.

As long as they were of public interest, governments could levy lands for them and consequently expanded their scope of imposition.

Furthermore, proteins that remain free on AgNP surface may perform hydrogen bonds with other proteins or water increasing thus the capping layer around the AgNPs and consequently expanding the hydrodynamic diameter of the particles (~264 nm, measured by DLS).

Divorce offers many opportunities to become creative problem-solvers and consequently expand our skills.

On its good side, this publicity has attracted increasing numbers of people to museums and galleries to see what all the hullaballoo is about and, consequently, expanded the market for works of art.

In addition, there is a single symmetrical division at L2 in the V lineage, where both daughter cells retain proliferative ability and consequently expand the pool of seam cells so that adult hermaphrodites have 16 seam nuclei per side.

Aiming at the current problem that thick sandwiches are commonly developed in domestic salt mines, this study investigated whether thick sandwiches would collapse to allow connection of salt deposits above and below, consequently expand single cavern capacity by laboratory experiments, numerical simulation and field tests.

Bravura Cool consequently expands the vocabulary of human action and inaction immeasurably; indeed, these poems perform an alchemical process upon language no less profound, to the lover of poetry, than is our scientifically-oriented peers' eternal (and much better-televised) search for new periodic elements and subatomic particles.

While some layers of the stack do get cheaper, consumption on the layer above consequently expands dramatically as more applications are developed and new use cases emerge.