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Fatty acid oxidation is augmented not only by elevation of plasma level of fatty acid but also by activation of PPARα.

The therapeutic effect of p53 gene therapy has been shown to be augmented not only by chemotherapy (Fujiwara et al, 1994) or radiotherapy (Badie et al, 1999), but also by the induction of several genes including Fas (Rakkar et al, 1999), Fas ligand (Shinoura et al, 2000c) or p33ING1 (Shinoura et al, 1999c).

The result shows that the improved AndAR can augment not only reality based on markers but also reality based on planar natural features in near real time and the hybrid approach can not only improve speed but also extend the usable tracking range.

These findings indicate that human G-CSF augments not only natural phagocytosis but also KM2760-induced phagofytosis of S-YU by mouse monocytes/macrophages, although the underlying mechanisms require further clarification.

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"We believe augmented reality HUDs will not only enhance driver safety, but also accelerate automated driving acceptance by enhancing the driver's confidence in what the car actually sees and knows," said Helmut Matschi, Executive Board Member and Head of the Interior Division at Continental.

We found that AMD3100 injection augmented the reconstitution of not only neutrophils, but also B cells and T cells (Fig. 2D and 2E).

Thus, cell cycle arrest augmented TRAIL-induced apoptosis not only in cell line cells, but also in tumor cells derived from various children with B precursor ALL.

In one such study, a long-term dietary regimen rich in cholesterol not only augmented plasma cholesterol in rabbits but also increased the cholesterol content in the animal's neurons.

The decrease in the cytochrome c production rate not only augmented the maximum capability of the cell for flavin secretion, but it also raised the efficiency of the flavin synthesis, as is evident from the elevated slopes of the curves (indicated by the green dashed line with an arrowhead).

In turn, any significance score can be augmented by terms indicating not only how much the profile itself is conserved, but also how (un likely it is to find the oligos composing it in the sequences analyzed according to the background model employed [ 29].