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In addition, more sensitivity could be attained by increasing the volume of air sampled (decrease in retention efficiency was not detected for sample volumes up to 25 m3), and/or extending the extraction time in the SPME step.

Because of the electrolyte diffusion-controlled nature, the high capacitance performance of PPy/GRs can be attained by increasing the effective surface area of the electrode, elevating the test temperature, using high concentration electrolyte and intensifying the process of mass transfer.

However, judging from the partial derivative, it is clear that savings to the overall cost can be attained by increasing the desorber exergy efficiency.

For a network of two-user cooperation, this desirable behavior can be attained by increasing the field size to 4. This behavior was first observed in [17].

Despite of the fact that steady-state oil saturation in two phase flow is not a direct function of capillary number, capillary numbers from this smooth-walled fractures suggest that lowest oil saturation can be attained by increasing the water to oil flow rate ratios (drainage process).

Addressing this limitation, it is likely that stronger predictability could be attained by increasing the overall compliance of the program.

This reduction was attained by increasing the wing span, reducing the wing sweep, improving the lift distribution and improving airfoil shapes.

The enhancement of the charge recombination at HTL/ETL was attained by increasing the interfacial areas, i.e. introducing a mixed layer of TPD and Alq3, or inserting a thin film of rubrene with a higher recombination efficiency.

Due to the generation of recovery force, significant improvement in buckling load is attained by increasing each of the SMA fiber volume fraction, activation temperature or SMA pre-strain.

Consequently, the increase in calories was attained by increasing both calories from fat and calories from carbohydrates.

This economical use of memory is attained by increasing the number of operations in the algorithm and hence reducing its speed.