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However, now it is proved that N contributes in increasing eutrophication especially in estuaries where it is a limiting factor under normal conditions.

The sulfate ion causes no particular harmful effects on soils or plants; however, it contributes in increasing the salinity in the soil solution.

Despite OIDT may cure the primary tumor in certain cases as shown in 2.4- for the higher dose (18.5 MBq), it contributes in increasing WBCEB to levels higher than that tolerated.

The opposing force introduced in the form of the Lorentz drag contributes in increasing the frictional heating between the fluid layers, and hence energy is released in the form of heat.

These studies have contributed in increasing the understanding of scientific reasons for achieving improved performance of deep HDS catalysts.

(2.1.8) and (2.1.9) from 38.39 days in WEPT to 54.3 days in OIDT that could lead to serious normal tissue toxicities and contribute in increasing second cancer risks.

Despite these limits, the NGS bioinformatics era is revolutionizing the experimental design in molecular biology, strikingly contributing in increasing scientific knowledge while impacting relevant applications in many different aspects of agriculture.

Among numerous approaches for the surface pretreatment of light metal adherents or substrates, layers formed by amphiphilic polymers may contribute in increasing the durability of adhesive joints or coatings [2, 3].

The persistence of pure anatase phase in W-containing photocatalysts also after calcination at 700 °C and their higher surface area with respect to pure TiO2 also contribute in increasing the photocatalytic activity of the WO3 TiO2 mixed oxides.

The TV series also contributed in increasing the geographic coverage of the books, introducing new customers in emerging countries like India and Brazil to the book series.

Consensus recommendation to standardize an investigation algorithm might contribute in increasing the number of diagnosed cases.