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The current process is dramatically improved from early attempts to commercialise PHAs, says James Barber, the firm's chief executive.

Moreover, enantioselectivity of different enzymes (e.g., lipases) may be also dramatically improved (from E = 1 to >100) by performing different immobilization protocols of the same enzyme.

The calculation further indicates that the saturated angular shift is 0.043° for the proposed weld clip, dramatically improved from the 0.065° angular shift for a conventional saddle-shaped clip.

In apple (Malus pumila Mill)., marker density was dramatically improved from 1 per 3.8 cM to 1 per 0.5 cM by mapping 2,272 SNP markers [ 10].

Record keeping dramatically improved from the year 2000, when the Swiss Red Cross put a lot of effort into reporting and requested that nurses systematically record patients in their books categorised by activity.

For example, the r 2 of MnFe2O4@HA NPs could be dramatically improved from 105.7 ± 3.5 mM–1 s–1 to 246.5 ± 15.9 mM–1 s–1 by doubling the amount of MnFe2O4@Al(OH)3 while keeping the amount of NaH2PO4 and CaCl2 solutions the same during the synthesis.

The eruption record dramatically improves from 1 ka toward the present and statistical studies conducted by Furlan (2010) suggest two recent points at which record completeness undergoes marked improvements: 1500 AD and 1900 AD.

Simultaneous double-blockade of C5a receptors (C5aR or C5L2) dramatically improved survival from 0% to 70 80%, stressing the focal position of C5a during experimental sepsis.

Advances in neonatal critical care have dramatically improved survival rates from these injuries, but approx. 50% of H/I infants would subsequently suffer neurologic sequelae.

The addition of high hydrostatic pressure (40,000 psi) to augment heat treatment (100°C for 30 min, followed by 80°C for 2 h) dramatically improved protein extraction efficiency from multi-protein FFPE tissue surrogates (from ∼25% to 96%).

Advances in biological surfactant proteins have already yielded a diverse range of benefits from dramatically improved survival rates for premature births to artificial photosynthesis.