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E. coli strains with a limited number of rrn operons maintain ribosome content by increased transcription of the remaining operons; conversely, the presence of additional rrn copies does not change ribosome content (Gyorfy et al. 2015).

However, in low NC content by increasing the melt temperature, the tensile modulus and tensile strength remained almost unchanged.

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Increasing Zn content by increasing the CR application rate can be attributed to pure Zn-Oxide which was used in tyre production process.

On the other side, at high NC content by increasing screw speed, the tensile modulus and tensile strength remained almost unchanged.

Excess amounts of Sr, however, deteriorate the tensile properties of alloys containing high Mg content by increasing the total amount of Mg Sr intermetallic phase and porosity.

The presence of H2S during the cooling process increased the sulfur content by increasing the presence of less stable sulfur forms.

For both static and impact loading, the post-crack response of the material at large deformations is clearly improved by increasing the fibre content and, at the same fibre content, by increasing the fibre length.

The approach is now employed to suggest the Fe1−2xAlxVx alloys in order to reduce the Al content by increasing the addition of vanadium looking for a better ductility of the solid solution which can be afterwards strengthened by coherent L21 precipitates.

Osmoregulation is the osmotic adjustment of the cell to control its water content by increasing or decreasing the cytosolic and vacuolar concentrations of osmotically active molecules.

As each proposition can be a means to recall all the other knowledge stored in a semantic network, learning in a paper-patient context can consequently facilitate retrieval of the content by increasing the number of retrieval cues.