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The magneto-induced shear storage modulus and MR effect can be increased by selecting CIP of low carbon content.
(2) Phenotypic variation of ion contents in segregating populations can be increased by selecting parental genotypes prior to intercrossing based on microsatellite markers.
We conclude that the cost-effectiveness of PES in regions with the above-mentioned characteristics can be increased by selecting the appropriate timing to pay ecosystem service providers.
After fault current ceases, it can also recover to the normal situation immediately.The transient fault current limiting ability can be increased by selecting a larger inductance Lh, and the stable fault current limiting ability is always good by using this control strategy.
Furthermore, the solubility of proteins expressed in E. coli may be increased by selecting expression strains with different characteristics, e.g. those supporting the formation of disulfide bonds in their cytoplasm (Rosetta gami 2 (DE3) pLacI; Merck) or by using an improved BL21 host strain for soluble protein expression (SoluBL21; AMS Biotechnology, Abingdon, UK) [32].
Our dataset quality may even be increased by selecting informative features from a high-dimensional dataset.
In pilot pattern, the frequency of the pilots was increased by selecting PP2 and PP4 mode.
If ΔR(n) is larger than 1, which means that sum rate is increased by selecting the n th user, and the n th user is selected and added to 혚 ∗.
Redundancy in measurement is reduced, and efficiency of measurement is increased, by selecting the most comprehensive generic measures and then supplementing these measures with the most appropriate set of specific measures.
We propose that efficiency of biodiversity surveys can be increased by non-experts deliberately selecting diverse microhabitats; by conducting two rounds of molecular analysis, with the numbers of samples processed during round two informed by the singleton prevalence during round one; and by having sub-teams (even if all non-experts) focus on select taxa.
The strong linkage disequilibrium (LD) recently found in genic or exonic regions of the human genome demonstrated that LD can be increased by evolutionary mechanisms that select for functionally important loci.
