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Ed's allies believed the opposite: that public attitudes would soften when voters got to know him better; that the enhanced exposure of a general election would reveal the man they had always known – the one I had glimpsed in Ipswich – and banish the hapless caricature.
The relationship of the current at 0.3 V versus the microscopic surface area showed a positive deviation from the linearity indicating the enhanced exposure of surface active sites for the glucose oxidation.
Results have shown that the enhanced images are free of viewing artifacts, having even background illuminations and enhanced exposure of wear particles.
ANS and bisANS binding to DMPC-PDC-109 mixture revealed enhanced exposure of hydrophobic surfaces, which could be responsible for such a dramatic change in the CLA.
Recently, Wu et al. [19] showed that increasing the number of positively charged amino acids in gp120 enhanced exposure of the CD4bs, which rendered virus more sensitive to nAbs.
The primary objective was to determine the effect of enhanced exposure to EDCs (via ingested soil, contaminated vegetation, or inhalation of volatile components) on concentrations of these pollutants in the tissues of sheep.
We therefore hypothesized that enhanced exposure to these bacteria may contribute to the onset or progression of PD.
This issue could be examined by correlations among monitors within each community and the use of enhanced exposure assessment methods such as land-use regression models, spatial kriging methods, and population density measures.
This enhanced exposure also provides complete visualization of the radial nerve on both sides of the inter-muscular septum and since it exploits a relatively blood less plane, this approach can be performed without a tourniquet.
In addition, there is some benefit from the enhanced exposure that results from being part of the Olympic Games.
