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A higher compliance current led to a lower resistance for the device, which is consistent with previous observation that higher CCs contributed to the continuous growth of conduction channels28.
Further, apart from electron leakage through the mitochondrial membrane, another source of ROS may have appeared and contributed to the continuous oxidative state observed in the horses, which in turn may have been scavenged in the H2 group.
The author communicated to students that he was going to monitor their tweets, blog posts and comments and a grade could be awarded at the end of the semester which wholly contributed to the continuous assessment.
More generally, the emergence of multidrug resistant bacterial strains has contributed to the continuous increase of hospital-acquired infections [7].
Another possibility was that the water initially caused the outbreak, but person-to-person spread contributed to the continuous transmission.
Interestingly, blocking the VEGF pathways with sunitinib decreased the expression of VEGFA in mESCs, indicating the possible existence of an autocrine feed-forward loop which contributed to the continuous increase of VEGF secretion in long-term ESC culture.
These efforts contribute to the continuous progress on platforming research.
In this paper, we analyze how architectural design, and the spatial and material changes this involves, contributes to the continuous shaping of identities in an organization.
The role of engineers is crucial to our 21st century knowledge and information society, and engineers contribute to the continuous development of Korea toward a central role on the world stage.
We found that contributing to the continuous stretching and constant alignment in the tank-treading motion, ring polymers undergo weaker deformation and orientation in the gradient direction, and show similar behaviors in the vorticity direction compared with their linear analogues.
By opening up critical analysis of deliberative norms as they shape the conditions for practice, this study contributes to the continuous development of planning practice, by supporting a more normatively reflexive approach to framework-design.
