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Our process of KA uses heuristics based on the grammatical structures of the concepts, and thereby augments the possibility of related concepts that will serve as a baseline for KA that will elicit, for the user, ideas about common-sense relations.

In rodents, the chronic deficiency of essential fatty acids induces transitional cell hyperplasia and augments the possibility of urinary tract carcinogenesis [ 42], which is in agreement with previous data showing lower serum levels in patients with bladder cancer [ 43].

These results augment the possibility of fine-tuning the electrical properties of silicon-based microelectronic devices using functionalized organic monolayers.

Anticoagulants such as EDTA K2 and lithium-heparin and the obtained sera will augment the possibility of future use of samples.

The high accumulation rates of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and anti-platelets use after AKI in this cohort further augmented the possibility of gastrointestinal bleeding.

Involvement in single unhealthy behavior might increase the possibility of involvement in other risk behaviors and when these risk behaviors combine they augment the possibility of mental health problems [ 19].

As his backers Amit Chaudhuri and Peter McDonald comment, Mehrotra proved to be "an exemplary nominee... whose dignity and merit augmented the possibilities of a difficult election".

Increased knowledge of biological mechanisms reduces distrust, and new treatments augment the possibilities available for the doctor.

To test the possibility that EGFR activity in the PFC augments the requirement for Hpo signaling for proper follicle-cell differentiation and thus oocyte polarity, we generated sav PFC clones in a grk−/− background to test this hypothesis further.

In the future, there is possibility of the utilization of contrast enhanced ultrasound which augments the capability of ultrasound to assess the SLN as well as occult metastases through the use of a gray-scale sonographic contrast substance [ 18].

V.R. augments the therapeutic process.