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FACS analysis using Ab B-P8 reveals a considerably increased amount of surface WTgp130 compared to CAgp130 in agreement with the FACS data shown in Figure  1.

In agreement with the transcriptome data, their high abundance could simply be explained by considerably increased amounts of mRNA at pH 5.7.

Intensive breeding programs, designed to improve lean meat content in pigs, have considerably increased the amount of meat in carcass.

Subluxation dramatically increased the number of third body particles embedded in the acetabular liners, and it considerably increased the amount of scratch damage on the femoral heads.

Inclusion of venation characters would have considerably increased the amount of uncertain homologies, thus more likely decreasing rather than increasing the reliability of our morphological data.

The expansion of CATH superfamilies with sequence data considerably increased the amount of functional data too, allowing large scale studies of the divergence of function within superfamilies during evolution.

The increased amount of excipient gave considerably higher oxygen consumption compared to the control samples and the other flasks spiked with fluvoxamine, citalopram or sertraline.

Measurement of inositol-1,4,5-trisphosphate (IP3) amounts in resting, LMP2A-expressing or BCR-activated cells showed that LMP2A signaling induced considerably increased steady-state amounts of IP3 that reached about half of what was present at the peak of the BCR response.

Only a nitrogen fertilization (which is rarely done on extensive grazing land because of economic constraints) considerably increases the amount of nitrogen in circulation and thereby the chance of N2O emissions.

Given the extensive progression of industrial forestry in boreal regions that reduces the area of old-growth forests and considerably increases the amount of sharp edges, important declines are to be expected among old-forest specialists area-sensitive or edge-avoiding boreal birds.

This study considerably increases the amount of transcriptomic data available in this field, making P. margaritifera the best documented marine protostomian with regard to biomineralization.