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The transport limitation of oxygen and lithium ions can be alleviated at higher operating temperatures, suggesting that even thicker cathode materials can be used to enhance the cell capacity at elevated temperature.

The control algorithm and process model are developed in delta form so that the effect of the truncation error on the model accuracy can be alleviated at a high sampling rate.

While the first technique,, faces many integration issues that can be alleviated at the detriment of the global performances, the second approach may be all the more promising as well-known materials such as USG or SiOC are now introduced as sacrificial dielectrics as an alternative to degradable polymers.

This problem can be alleviated at least in part by integrating PPI data from multiple approaches to maximize coverage of an interactome.

PCR can lead to amplification artefacts that can be alleviated, at least in part, with advanced lab protocols [ 22] which would result in more uniform coverage than what was achieved in this study.

The results suggest that the modal localization phenomenon is alleviated at higher values of the cross-flow velocity, but becomes more severe as the tube wall thickness is increased.

Compared to wt-PAH, the p.R68S mutant showed reduced apparent and equilibrium binding affinity for the natural cofactor and increased affinity and non-cooperative response for l-Phe, together with a strong substrate inhibition that is alleviated at high BH4 concentrations.

The flooding was alleviated at the Possum Kingdom Lake, as the lake was already down 6 feet from normal and some of the floodgates there were opened, taking most of the water from the flood.

The proteotoxic stress by misfolded SOD1 is alleviated at least in part by SIRT1-mediated deacetylation of a master transcription factor HSF1 and the resulting upregulation of HSP70i and perhaps other molecular chaperones.

These needs are poorly met: headache disorders are under-recognised, under-diagnosed and under-treated [3, 4], so that headache-attributed burdens that could and ought to be alleviated persist at high levels everywhere [5].

Within exotic forests, however, the risk of landslide damage could be alleviated by identifying the 'most-at-risk' areas and consider their exclusion from commercial forest use.