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In conclusion, our work enhanced the capabilities of network forensics by introducing the network-based identification of HTTPS clients.
In this work, we have enhanced the capabilities of the algorithm by adding several new functionalities, namely the automatic computation of different morphological and kinematic parameters.
Advances in the electrodeposition and measurement of neutron reactive material, along with refinements to composition optimization simulations, have enhanced the capabilities of contemporary MPFDs.
Incorporation of HA to the conjugate enhanced the capabilities of drug loading, intracellular endocytosis and tumor targeting of micelles in comparison to mPEG.
Canon aims to make everyone a better photographer and has enhanced the capabilities of the Rebel T3i's automatic mode with new Scene Intelligent Auto technology, re-branding the green mode dial setting with a boxed "A+" design.
Recent developments in instrument design have led to lower limits of detection, while new ion activation techniques and improved understanding of gas-phase ion chemistry have enhanced the capabilities of tandem mass spectrometry for peptide and protein structure elucidation.
However, PCBs greatly enhanced the capability of MDA-MB-231 cells to metastasize to lung, liver and bone. 2 out of 4 mice developed lung metastasis, and 1 out of 4 mice developed liver metastasis among the PCB-treated mice.
In contrast, inhibition of mir3686 expression in HPDE6C7 cell enhanced the capability of proliferation, cell invasion and clone formation.
Being technically savvy themselves, engineers love to enhance the capabilities of a product and give users more control and more options, particularly now that, thanks to digitization, lots of added features don't mean lots of added production costs.
"Our presence in Kuwait and throughout the gulf helps enhance the capabilities of partner nations, deters aggression and helps ensure that we're better able to respond to crises in the region".
