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Thus, the integration of these processes could be considered a viable strategy to improve the combustion systems thermal performance, efficiently contributing to the sustainability and economy of industrial operations.

As analogously conjectured for the paralogous gene Asr1, rapidly acquired new Asr2 epialleles in somatic cells due to desiccation might be stable enough and heritable through the germ line across generations, thereby efficiently contributing to constitutive, adaptive gene expression during the evolution of desiccation-tolerant populations or species.

The authors speculate that rapidly acquired new Asr2 epialleles in somatic cells due to desiccation might be stable enough and heritable through the germ line across generations, efficiently contributing to constitutive, adaptive gene expression during the evolution of desiccation-tolerant populations or species.

The rapid emergence of these newly acquired epialleles in roots, coupled with the unique ability of plants to produce germ line cells late during development, may allow for the inheritance of these marks across (not necessarily stressed) generations, - thus efficiently contributing to the constitutive, adaptive gene expression during evolution of drought tolerance in crop species.

A proper selection of materials is critical to efficiently contribute to soil creation, with development of soil structure, organic matter stabilization and stimulation of microbial growth.

Important reminders and insights on the good practices and considerations have been made to understand and demonstrate how sonochemistry can continue to efficiently contribute to green chemistry area in the further studies.

Besides its peculiar capability for preventing agglomeration in the nanofiller dispersion step, it also efficiently contributes to a decrease in the viscosity of the nanocomposites; hence contrasting one of the most relevant drawback related to the manufacturing processes of the nanocomposites at MWCNTs loading rates beyond the Electrical Percolation Threshold (EPT).

Thus, it was concluded that sufficient silane coatings can efficiently contribute to a reduction in dielectric loss in such nanocomposites.

The Perfect lab is very organized and, in my opinion, a "perfect" example of a lab that efficiently contributes to science and medicine.

Such an obstacle can be overcome by obtaining knowledge on the initially unknown PU spectrum allocation and consequently, our methodology can efficiently contribute to this direction.

The peaks around 250 nm are incidentally due to the local maxima of the convolution of η rad and Φ, as understood from Figs. 5 and 7 for instance, where the metal nanoparticles efficiently contribute.