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Various endogenous and exogenous agents from environmental exposures are constantly damaging DNA, and in combination with low DNA repair capacity this have been interpreted as increasing the likelihood of cancer development [ 3- 7].
These are interpreted as increasing in crystal planar domain sizes in graphite sheets and consequently lowering in the defect concentration or the degree of disorder.
The enhancement of the Raman scattering in SiNWs can be interpreted as increasing the excitation intensity of SiNWs because of the partial light localization in inhomogeneous optical medium [11].
For example, they can be interpreted as increasing probability by amount of β5 per unit increase.
The directionality of path coefficients suggested that such effects can be interpreted as increasing FT influences increases in BAS scores via FT-mediated increases in striatal bias for positive (happy faces) compared with negatively valenced facial cues (fear faces).
That the two groups had similar glucose levels (5.8 versus 6.1 mmol/l) with different secretion (C-peptide) could occur if the beta-cells' second phase response is interpreted as increasing insulin secretion when glucose is above a threshold [ 12].
Yet, previous works suggested the emergence of artistic talent in patients with frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD), which was interpreted as increased creativity.
Croatia has positive inclination on the number of full-time workers according to our analysis (Table 4), which can be interpreted as increased employment activity.
Deviations from this classical behavior, arising from the confinement of charged particles by charged walls or pores, are a possible explanation, allowing the high resistances to be interpreted as increased osmotic pressure due to the distribution of counterions in the pores.
Thus, these results could be interpreted as increased recruitment of dynamin to the necks of fully formed nascent clathrin-coated vesicles immediately prior to the fission event.
The increased activation of the DMN after 1- and 2-back could be interpreted as increased redistribution of cognitive resources in the subsequent rest phase, reflecting a neuronal correlate of mental fatigue.
