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In this report, we used comparative genomics approaches to better understand Ni and Co uptake in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes, and consequently utilization of these trace elements.

Natural fibre composites present several advantages over man-made fibre composites such as low cost, light weight, high specific mechanical properties, nonhazardous nature, eco-friendliness, renewability and so on, and consequently their utilization in various industrial sectors including aerospace engineering is highly promising.

In order to improve the probability of detection and consequently spectrum utilization, cooperative spectrum with BER estimation is introduced.

Feed intake may influence metabolic activity in liver and consequently energy utilization [ 18].

As such, it proves the linking concept between demand-side and supply-side healthcare reforms required to improve the quality of the healthcare interaction, and consequently the utilization of healthcare services for the management of NCDs.

Liver-specific or liver-selective MR contrast agents have been a relatively recent development within the last decade; the basis for their hepatic effects and consequently their utilization varies between the different types of contrast agents.

The viscous stability of the CO2-brine primary drainage process is therefore of major importance for CO2 sequestration in saline aquifers and determines the spread of the CO2 plume in the target aquifer and consequently the initial utilization of the pore space for storage.

To mitigate the impact of CO2 swelling, this work will demonstrate that the co-injection of nitrogen (N2) may offset the swelling effects presented by the CO2 and consequently improve the utilization of injected gas in terms of incremental methane recovery, and determine the overall storage potential that these coal bed reservoirs may provide.

The viscous stability of the primary drainage process is of major interest for the injection of carbon dioxide (CO2) in saline aquifers, since it determines the spread of the CO2 plume in the target aquifer and consequently the initial utilization of the pore space for CO2 storage.

These organ-protective properties were also present in animals with obesity [9] and diabetes [10], most likely as a result of enhanced insulin sensitivity and, consequently, improved glucose utilization [11], as well as attenuated endothelial dysfunction [12].

Increased level of hepatic hexokinase cause increased glycolysis and consequently improves the utilization of glucose.