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Hence, searching of effective chemosensitizers that could augment the efficiency of anticancer drugs and simultaneously overcome multi-drug resistance and side effects is urgently needed.

For example, Wiegers et al. (16) have demonstrated potential in ranking documents according to chemical, gene/protein and disease identifiers in text to augment the efficiency of manual curation of the Comparative Toxicogenomics Database.

CDC's priority in West Africa during summer 2014 was to augment the efficiency of response activities through incident management systems run by national leaders and supported by an EOC reporting to the president of each affected country.

This result suggests that the presence of Cx43 protein in the tumor cell alone is not responsible for the observed increase in diapedesis, but that heterocellular GJIC between tumor cells and endothelial cells is required to augment the efficiency of diapedesis of HBL100 cells.

Results of this study extend previous work suggesting that HDACi's have utility in augmenting the efficiency of fear extinction, although their apparent benefits are critically dependent upon specific parameters of extinction training.

Since only 10% of the total T lymphocyte repertoire recognizes MHC alloantigens, increasing the number of MHC-peptide complexes augmented the efficiency of peptide recognition on the allogeneic DCs.

A nonexclusive alternative possibility is that deletion of the proximal enhancer removes associated sna repression elements (MacArthur et al., 2009), thereby augmenting the efficiency of the distal enhancer.

This quantitative and objective informativeness metric can play a critical role in augmenting the efficiency and accuracy of many phylogenetic studies at multiple time scales.

Thus, in order to identify strategies for augmenting the efficiency and effectiveness of this program, this study was an attempt to assess the frequency of discontinuation of IUCDs, its reasons.

Furthermore, we discover that PGE2 treatment not only augments the efficiency of cardiomyocyte repopulation but also induces redistribution of M1/M2 macrophage ratio, implying the importance of PGE2-modulated inflammatory microenvironment in this process (Nemeth et al, 2009).

This study was designed to test the hypothesis that transcutaneous ultrasound (US) exposure may augment the transfection efficiency and biological outcome associated with nonviral DNA gene transfer.