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Furthermore, as compared to the commercial tablets, the liposomal formulation enhanced the maximum plasma concentration (Cmax) of OA by 6.90-fold in rat plasma.

While an increase in the laser fluence decreased the deposition rate by a factor of approximately 18, it also enhanced the maximum energy of ions and the average energy of atoms.

Compared with the actuator without a bias unit, the actuator with the offset distance of 15 mm enhanced the maximum angular velocity by approximately 54.88% from 3.48 rad/s to 5.39 rad/s under 100 V, 23 Hz and the highest driving moment by 50.2% from 2.41 N mm to 3.62 N mm.

This result indicted that increase of glucose concentrations enhanced the maximum cell density of the ZS1 culture.

This finding was consistent with the previous report with a pH-controlled batch fermentation of C. acetobutylicum using a fermentor (Monot et al. 1984), in which the increase of the fermentation pH between pH 4.5 and 5.5 enhanced the maximum biomass, but lowered the maximum biomass at a pH level higher than pH 6.0.

It was also reported that the ablation of fragile X mental retardation protein in PCs altered spine morphology and enhanced the maximum amplitude of LTD but attenuated eyeblink conditioning [61].

We show that minimizing such an unwanted interaction may lead to enhance the maximum achievable resolution of the NSOM system.

This paper presents an approach of fabricating thermoelectric cooling (TEC) module for enhancing the maximum coefficient of performance (COP) of TEC module.

In this work, a new design concept which combines two-stage design with transient supercooling effect is proposed to enhance the maximum temperature drop across thermoelectric coolers (TECs).

According to the polynomial model, the dose of ZF (0.9 to 1.12 g) at contact time (190 to 340 min) was predicted to enhance the maximum removal efficiency of manganese (50 mg/L) to 100%.

Spike anchors are a promising way to enhance the maximum capacity and post-peak load-strain response of externally-bonded fibre-reinforced polymer (FRP) materials for retrofitting of concrete structures.