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A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 City's Subway Security Is Increased After Threat Security in and around New York City's subways was dramatically increased after city officials said they were notified by federal authorities in Washington of a terrorist threat that for the first time specifically named the city's transit system.

However, serum IgG dramatically increased after M41 challenge.

The NOX storage capacity (NSC) of the Mn Sn–O dramatically increased after incorporating Ce.

Accordingly, STMN2-positive sympathetic neurons in the celiac ganglia also dramatically increased after cold challenge (Fig. 3C).

Phyto-toxicity test was also conducted based on the germination index which was dramatically increased after coagulation and Fenton processes.

In contrast, the levels of the phosphorylated Src and ERK in the SMMC7721 cells were dramatically increased after transfection with FXYD6-containing vector compared with control transfectants (Fig. 4C and 4D).

As shown in Figure 4a, the concentration of citric acid was dramatically increased after 7 days cultivation in the Δgox mutants compared with the wild type 5010 and the parent KB1039 (Δkus A) strains.

In the W303 strain, the intracellular ROS levels were dramatically increased after being challenged with not only the oxidant H2O2 but also ethanol, glucose, and sorbitol (Fig. 3b), suggesting the effects of ethanol and hyperosmolarity on inducing endogenous oxidative stress.

Kauzlarich et al. [19] synthesized Cl-passivated Si NCs at room temperature in liquid phase and performed silanization, alkylation, and alkoxylation to modify them and found that the stability of Si NCs against oxidation dramatically increased after surface modification [30, 31, 32].

Researchers found that the kids' ability to learn and retain information about healthy eating and active living behaviors dramatically increased after viewing the show.

Dark money—spending on elections by groups that hide the identities of their donors dramatically increased after the Supreme Court loosened limits on political spending by nonprofits in 2007.