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The properties of resistance of the films can be modified by increasing their thickness.

Observed rates of mitochondrial ATP production can be modified by increasing or decreasing plasma fatty acid concentration (32, 33).

9 14 22–23 Indeed, Do et al 24 reported that the impact of 9p21 genetic variation can be modified by increasing the dietary intake of vegetables, suggesting a role of secondary prevention programmes including dietary practice.

Fructose uptake may be modified by increasing GLUT-5 expression by the presence of luminal fructose or sucrose, by coingestion of amino acids, or by altering the insertion of GLUT-2 into the apical membrane, such as in the case of diabetes (Hoekstra et al., 1996).

DS suffer from many concurrent ailments and there is increasing evidence that the most common pathologies such as muscle hypotonicity, hypermobility of the joints or ligamentour laxity, obesity, undeveloped cardiovascular and respiratory system and short stature (short legs and arms in relation to torso) might be modified by increasing levels of PA and fitness [ 10].

In another study, Taylor and coworkers, 2004, demonstrated that the ratio of heparin to growth factor can be modified by increasing the heparin content to achieve a sustained and well-defined zero-order release of neurotrophin-3 (NT-3) over 14 days for the repair of spinal cord injuries [ 78].

The diluted brine was modified by increasing the concentration of Mg2+ and SO42−, individually as well as both ions in combination.

Total RNA was extracted from 200 mg of root tissue using a protocol21 that was modified by increasing the tissue:extraction buffer ratio to 8, including a centrifugation step (18,000xg for 5 min) before the initial solvent extraction and the omission of phenol from all extraction steps.

The commercial setup has been modified by increasing the distance for one of the converters using precision coaxial cables and avoiding the use of amplifiers.

The fiberglass cover of the detector ring assembly was modified by increasing the diameter of the fiberglass aperture from 180 to 270 mm to allow greater access to the full detector field of view.

Here we tested whether the intensity of parasitism was modified by increasing habitat fragmentation in the well know predator-prey system linking the parasitoid Cotesia glomerata (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) to its main host Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera: Pieridae).