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The same defect enhancement has been observed in other disorders of proteoglycan metabolism, namely, the DTDST family of disorders and CHST3 disorders resulting in generalized undersulfation and a lack of 6-O-sulfation of the GAG chains, respectively.

Possibly, the SHI irradiation generated a high density of point defects mostly at the film's surface, which was recorded in PL spectra with a relative increase of the 2.5 eV emission (Figure 4c,f), while at the film-substrate interface, the irradiation-generated heating produces annealing of defects (enhancement of crystalline behavior) as shown in the corresponding CL spectra (Figure 5b,d).

A previously undocumented defect signal enhancement phenomenon, resulting from associated shifts in electrical resonant frequency, was observed and characterized.

The defect signal enhancement peaks are shown to be a result of resonant frequency shifts of the system due to the presence of defects within the material.

In the hepatobiliary phase, the tumor exhibits defects in enhancement (f).

The tumor exhibited defects in enhancement in the hepatobiliary phase (Fig. 2f).

Improved corrosion resistance could be attributed to reduction of layer defects and enhancement of coating crystallinity.

To summarize, except for the case of primary (genetic) Na+ channel defects, INaL enhancement might be viewed as a generic response to cellular stress, that is secondary in origin, but has a pivotal role in mediating functional derangements and disease progression.

The thermal diffusivity and κ before and after CITA are measured from room temperature down to 10 K to uncover the reduction of defect density and enhancement of inter-tube connection strength after CITA.

The electrical conductivity was remarkably improved by the deformation-induced donor-like defect and texture enhancement, while the Seebeck coefficient remained almost unchanged, and consequently the room temperature power factor was significantly increased from 1.3 W m−1 K2, before hot deformation, to 2.9 W m−1 K2 after four hot deformations.

Participants had HCC identified by biopsy, by a new hepatic defect showing vascular enhancement on one imaging modality (ultrasound [US], magnetic resonance imaging [MRI], or computed tomography [CT]) with AFP levels >1000 ng/ml, or by presumed HCC.