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At great distances from the galactic centre, the rotational velocity does not drop off as expected but rather increases slightly.

Introducing some biasing into the library selection process does not interfere with the main purpose of this workflow, namely, the selection of libraries for phenotypic screening but rather increases the probability of identifying active hits.

Republican Senator Chuck Hagel of Nebraska says, "America's refusal to recognize Iran's status as a legitimate power does not decrease Iran's influence, but rather increases it".

The Water for the World Act does not involve any increase in spending, but rather increases accountability and directs funds to the most vulnerable.

We further found that N2O3 does not eliminate the bistability between cell survival and apoptosis, but rather increases the threshold [casp8]0 for onset of apoptosis.

From these theoretical illustrations, we predict that optimal ground speed is not constant for varying head current velocities, but rather increases at a rate depending on the value of x.

As neuromodulators, they do not act directly as neurotransmitters but rather increase or decrease the action of neurotransmitters.

Something is still not quite adding up.Kevin O'Brien Chang Montego Bay, JamaicaArthur Lewis, in discussing economic development of the third world in the 1950s, wrote that economic development was not about happiness but rather increasing the range of choice.

As details of the woman's circumstances had emerged, they had not particularized her, but rather increased her everywoman appeal: she had been urban, yet from a migrant rural family; a student, but in a humble paramedical field — a Delhi striver, not quite arrived.

On the other hand, the FCGR of the CG copper showed no temporary drop but rather increased steadily with cycling.

IL-21 did not affect antigen-specific T cell proliferation, but rather increased autoreactive Th1 cells upon pretreatment [82].