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The main motivation for this study was to analyze transient responses of a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) during load variations, which can possibly cause fuel starvation within porous anode active layer and, consequently, accelerate the degradation rate of the SOFC.
In summary, OPA1 deficiency causes malfunction of ETC and results in elevated production of ROS, which in turn can further impaired the complex activity and mitochondrial bioenergetic capability and consequently accelerate aging in dOpa1+/− mutants.
These tools are expected to enhance the usability of ProKinO and, consequently, accelerate the functional characterization of the cancer kinome.
One prediction from these data is that elevated PEFs should promote the stabilization of kinetochore-microtubule attachments and consequently accelerate SAC satisfaction in SMUGs.
"Targeting the least performing geographic areas with adequate provision of basic social services, and increasing investment in the most vulnerable children, could mitigate the widening socio-economic inequalities and consequently accelerate poverty reduction".
Features of biological aging vary considerably among individuals, and such differences may reflect a variety of environmental factors that affect oxidative stress and inflammation and, consequently, accelerate telomere shortening [ 2, 6, 7].
The Temperature Programmed Reaction (TPR) and GC test results show that the Ni additive significantly promotes the oxidation of carbon and consequently accelerates the formation rate of CO.
Our results indicate that litter input resulted in lower carbon storage and larger carbon losses and consequently accelerated turnover of soil organic carbon.
Meanwhile, carbon active sites bonded by oxygen-containing species were released to attain more active sites, consequently accelerating the oxidation of benzene.
However, the high value of the internal resistance of refurbished batteries generates more heat and consequently accelerates further their aging process as their operating temperature plays a vital role on their reliability, lifespan, safety and performance.
We also note our simulated school closures were not optimally timed – Figures 4 and 5 show a characteristic "double hump" in the epidemic curve, which is a due to schools re-opening after 4 weeks of closure and the epidemic consequently accelerating at that point.
