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Growth is boosted not because savings rise but because capital is allocated more efficiently, improving productivity.Within America several studies have shown that states which did most to deregulate their banking systems in the 1970s grew faster than other states.

In addition, the coating effect of graphene nanosheets over Pt51Pd49 alloy nanoparticles avoided aggregation and dissolution, possibly allowing full utilization of the active sites from all nanoparticles, and thus efficiently improving charge transfer ability and working stability of the catalyst.

Exploiting O3 as oxidizing precursor in the ALD of HfO2 is shown to play a beneficial role in efficiently improving the electrical quality of the high-k/Ge interface through the pronounced formation of a GeO2-like interface layer.

Fermentation conditions of anaerobic, low initial concentrations of carbon sources, low oxidation state of carbon source, pH of 6, addition of glutathione and citrate, had been shown for efficiently improving the 1-butanol production.

Definitely, this unique structure design for high mass loading binder-free Ni(OH 2 electrode could benefit the penetration of electrolyte and the transportation of electrons, efficiently improving the supercapacitor performance.

Our approach extends the concept of user removal to the case of adaptive modulation, and this generalization allows us to schedule users more efficiently, improving outage probability figures.

Because the power control mechanism can reduce the mutual interferences among neighbor nodes, it can efficiently improve the spatial reuse efficiency and significantly increase the network throughput.

CpGs therefore can efficiently improve vaccines' immunogenicity.

Steam activation can efficiently improve SO2/Hg removal simultaneously.

It is demonstrated that B-dopant can efficiently improve the electronic conductivity of carbon-coating layer.

Confined self-stressing concrete (SSC) efficiently improves the crack resistance of concrete materials.