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Gen. John Shalikashvili called for appreciably increasing the size of the Army.

These parts are light, corrosion-resistant, and (if alloy is used) can be heat treated to appreciably increase the strength.

Mutations in the recA, recB, and recC genes appreciably increased the radiosensitivity of E. coli, whereas a uvrB5 mutation produced little if any effect on radiosensitivity.

Thermal bridges are also shown to appreciably increase the decrement factor causing higher inner surface temperature and transmission load fluctuations.

The gas drainage flowrate and stress-relaxed range greatly increased after initially outputting 2 tons of coal from the borehole, whereas the second outputting 2 tons of coal did not appreciably increase the stress-relaxed range and the flowrate.

Hall-effect analysis showed that the increase in CSA weight ratio appreciably increases the conductivity of PANI-CSA films due to increase in carrier concentration and it also represents the semiconductivity (P-type) nature in all the films.

The results show that the proposed tuned mass damper is at least as effective as the usual tuned mass damper for suppressing buffeting response; furthermore it appreciably increases the stability of the bridge with either a single-degree-of-freedom flutter or a coupled flutter.

Finite element analysis showed that the stress is higher for the polished (assumed debonded) stem, and therefore we must conclude that either the magnitude of the stress increase is not enough to appreciably increase the damage accumulation rate or, alternatively, the polished stem does not debond immediately from the cement.

The particle washing did not appreciably increase the particle size (mean average particle size 130 nm).

Ultrasonic power appreciably increased the color strength values of lac dye on textile material in comparison to conventional heating [85].

While this constitutes only 0.000165% of the human genome's approximately 6 billion bases (3 billion base pairs), unrepaired lesions in critical genes (such as tumor suppressor genes) can impede a cell's ability to carry out its function and appreciably increase the likelihood of tumor formation and contribute to tumour heterogeneity.