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The excellent electrochemical properties of as-made carbons may be attributed to the high specific surface (1197 m2 g−1) for the former, and to the synergistic effect of combined accessible specific surface area (566 m2 g−1) and doped nitrogen (4.38 wt.%) for the latter.

The ATSM model, which combines accessible technology with targeted interpersonal support, yielded more robust and consistent improvements across many levels of the CCM, including functional status.

The recipes for breaking this intergenerational trap are clear: a nurturing environment in the early years combined with accessible and high-quality health care and education promote the capacities of young children, heighten the development of their skills as they grow older, and ultimately raise their chances of upward mobility.

The reason that peanut skin derived carbon works so well is that it uniquely combines highly accessible surface area and nanopores, dilated intergraphene spacing, and intrinsically open sheet-like structure, which are capable of reversibly accumulating sodium ions through surface adsorption and sodium intercalation.

His work communicated as much, combining the accessible feel of a comic book with the sensory haze of a half-retained nightmare.

But she combined it with accessible wisdom.

"With increasing opportunities for travel and the lower cost, combined with easily accessible information over the internet about what is available, some couples are looking outside their national borders for solutions to their infertility.

The vector was combined with experimentally accessible BTR frequencies.

Such efforts to improve passive case-finding, if combined with more accessible DOTS infra-structure for treatment of detected cases, may help to diminish the high tuberculosis-related morbidity and mortality in marginalized populations.

Therefore, provided the increased phenolic structures in the RG leaf tissue combined with the accessible carbohydrate reserves evident low lignin sweet Sorghum stems providing an intriguing feedstock for assessment.

This information is combined with the accessible surface area of the most highly charged atoms to obtain the relative positive and the relative negative charged surface area descriptors (RPCS and RNCS, respectively; Stanton and Jurs, 1990).