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It was found that a trace amount of Cr7C3 layers/nanoparticles was in-situ formed at the RGO-CuCr interface, which contributed to the dramatically improved interfacial bonding of the composites.

The introduced small substituents to TIPSAnt core contributed to the dramatically different charge transport property from an n-type semiconductor of TIPSAntBt to p-type semiconductor of TIPSAntNa, which shed light on molecular design for an n-type semiconductor through simple chemical structural modification.

The observed decrease in abundance of proteins involved in cytoskeletal and cellular organization in LPHS lung tissue further suggests that infection with pathogenic Leptospira induces changes in the abundance of host proteins involved in cellular architecture and adhesion contributing to the dramatically increased alveolar septal wall permeability seen in LPHS.

Fox's television show "X-Factor" with Simon Cowell was a factor all right — a factor contributing to the dramatically lower earnings for the company controlled by Rupert Murdoch.

To examine whether increased programmed cell death may contribute to the dramatically reduced size of the cerebellum during development, sagittal sections of P7 cerebella from Txnrd1-NS null mice and controls were stained for apoptotic cells [24].

Consequently, the observed age associated alterations of HDL may contribute to the dramatically enhanced risk of cardiovascular disease in elderly subjects.

Paradoxically, Mr. Bonynge contributed to the sometimes dramatically uninvolved quality of her performances.

And their American counterparts are looking into complaints about another alleged market mugging, or high frequency trading, that has dramatically contributed to the volatile pounding that markets took.

The tremendous activation of p53 with oscillation dynamics made it possible to dramatically increase the synthetic rate of Bax, which contributed to the induction of apoptosis.

Their disparities in enzymatic activity became wider when the glucose levels were dramatically changed for ethanol production, suggesting this enzyme also contributed to the fermentation improvements.

But the rate of increase varied dramatically between institutions, suggesting other environmental factors may also have contributed to the rise.