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During the tests with direct expansion technology, a net electric power augmentation up to 8% referred to the machine's ISO condition output was registered; also the net electric efficiency gain showed a peak of 1.5%.

Glass transition temperatures of polystyrene (PS) measured through DMA present an increase of about 30°C after sulfonation, diminution (up to 13°C) when the amount of HPBS increases in HPBS SH/HPBS blends and augmentation (up to 28°C) as the PP content in HPBS SH/PP blends increases.

Also, we can observe that annealing temperature augmentation up to 600 °C leads to increase in average crystal size and decrease in microstrain.

Standardized implant augmentation with up to 6 mL of polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) cement has been introduced to enhance implant anchorage by increasing the implant-bone interface in osteoporotic bone conditions.

Widmark et al. reported bone resorption after lateral bone block augmentation of up to 60% of the original bone graft volume at the time of implant abutment connection [68].

Infection occurs in 1.1% to 2.5% after aesthetic breast augmentation and up to 35% after breast implant reconstruction following mastectomy [ 61].

Soft-tissue augmentation lasts for up to 18 months.

Soft-tissue augmentation usually persists up to 6 months.

They received behavioral therapy and were randomized to augmentation with NAC (up to 3,000 mg/day) or placebo in a double-blind trial.

Vertebral augmentation in VCFs up to 7 weeks old yields more consistent and superior results, whereas on the other hand surgical intervention in the hyperacute period (up to 2 weeks) should not be pursued.

Since interruption of vascularization might lead to insufficient angiogenesis in the mostly vast augmentation sites counting up to necessary bone volumes of 2 ccm which are beyond "critical size defects" [ 34], as least blood vessels as possible should be interrupted by avoidance of full-thickness mucoperiosteal flaps in favor of subperiosteal tunnel or pocket techniques.