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Table 2 shows less conservativeness can be provided by increasing the partitioning number from (q=3) to (q=4).

A spindle-anchored folding machinery would, however, not be necessary in cells surrounded by a plasma membrane (such as brain cells), where sufficient folded Tubulin could be provided by increasing the intracellular concentration of the folding complexes in anticipation of mitosis.

The choice of which biomarker is measured will depend on the clinical problem that is being addressed or posted; research questions for example, prediction of steroid responsiveness may be provided by increased sputum eosinophils and FENO.

Scalability is provided by increasing the number of slave modules and processing sub-modules that compose the complete vision system.

This enhanced BHT is provided by increasing the activated nucleate site density; as Figure 5 shows, there are numerous activated nucleate sites on the fabricated nanostructured surfaces.

An increase in stiffness is provided by increasing pin number from two to three in any one segment (the segment being any substantial part created by the fracture — therefore a simple transverse fracture has two segments).

This is because hydrogen transfer is an exothermic reaction with a slower reaction rate and it is not favored by a high reaction temperature and shorter reaction time, but being a bimolecular reaction, it is promoted by a higher acid site density, which is provided by increasing the C/O ratio [20, 21].

In the current study, evidence for intestinal cell damage after trauma was provided by increased plasma i-FABP levels.

This agrees with observations of Stumpf and Foster (Stumpf et al. 2007) and suggests that the preexisting lac amplification critical to revertant initiation is provided by increased copy number of the entire F′ lac plasmid.

A significant new source of employment in public and private sectors could be provided by renewing and increasing the regional and local infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, low-cost housing,transport, and more efficient energy, water and sewerage systems.

These results have been explained proposing that the energy required by the enzyme to overcome the viscosity-mediated inhibition may be provided by the increase in temperature (14, 16).