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Figure 3A shows that βH formation exhibits a sigmoidal shaped curve and that higher DMSO concentrations facilitated heme crystallization.

In addition, menadione added at all tested concentrations facilitated intracellular accumulation of O22-.

These data again are consistent with research suggested by Wu et al. (1997) that higher TP soil concentrations facilitate faster cattail expansion.

The concentration dependence of the scaffold effect is usually bell-shaped (Levchenko et al., 2004): low scaffold concentrations facilitate productive interactions, which are suppressed when there is more scaffold molecules than the components of the cascade.

The percentage of recovery increases as a function of concentration, which can be expected, since higher concentrations facilitate analyte recovery, and results with high linearity indicate high method accuracy (Guideline, ICH Harmonized Tripartite 2005; González et al. 1999).

With existing analytical techniques, higher urinary concentrations facilitate quantification, whereas relatively low blood concentrations of polar biomarkers increase the likelihood that external contamination obscures true exposures.

These substrates can be employed in batch processes at relatively high concentrations facilitating high yields of ethanol at over 11% (v/v).

Interestingly, S1P release from the immune cell and binding (in autocrine and paracrine signaling) with S1P1 receptors in low antigen concentrations facilitates mast cell chemotaxis, while activation of S1P2 receptors in high antigen concentrations ceases chemotaxis and initiates degranulation [ 162].

Increasing the O2 pressure and NaOH concentration facilitated the conversion of HFCA to FDCA over the supported Au.

Owing to the deoxidized plentiful crystal nuclei, the higher ion concentration facilitated the form of a two-dimensional thin film at a lower potential in the electrolyte.

It is reasonable that increase in metal ion concentration facilitated enhanced displacement of hydrogen ions on the surface of the biomass at pH 5.5 because of high concentration of the metal ions.