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Mechanical amplification allows the sensitivity obtained with a given readout system to be increased without compromising the sensor bandwidth.
In this way, the thickness of the excited sensitive volume can be increased without compromising the depth resolution of the sensor.
This research presents how the non-ohmic resistance in RED can be reduced, and consequently the obtained power can be increased, without compromising the power consumed for pumping.
We show that the energy-efficiency of a local storage based video-on-demand scheme can be increased without compromising the quality-of-service by the use of single receiver algorithms.
Light absorption of the device can thus be increased without compromising efficient electron transport of ZnO nanorod arrays.
It has been observed that the configurations containing silver at the inner layer and gold at the outer are particularly advantageous as the SPR intensity can be increased without compromising biocompatibility and stability of the nanoparticles.
In summary, this study presents a novel customized decellularized vascular scaffold that has the capability of bulk seeding the media, and in tandem to this method, the porosity of the scaffold has been increased without compromising the mechanical integrity.
This would require that thymic activity is increased without compromising positive and negative thymic selection and that the newly produced naïve thymic cells are released to the periphery (and not stopped by homeostatic feedback from a "full" periphery).
Another experiment was conducted to examine whether protein loading in a 96-well plate could increase without compromising sample processing times and data quality.
Recent preclinical and clinical studies have indicated that the CO2 content might be lowered without compromising increased tumour oxygenation and radiosensitisation.
Thus, LOs are flexible, because they can be easily increased without overcomplicating their level of abstraction or compromising their efficacy [13].
