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The enhancement of maximum mechanical strength (MMS) of a spiral inductor with X-beams is more than 4500 times.

On the other hand, we obtain more than 20-fold enhancement of maximum FODE by investigating the dependences of diffraction on geometry parameters.

The aim of this analysis is the enhancement of maximum energy capacity of the barrier related with the amount of material used to build it.

While a large enhancement of maximum ZT in NW has contributions from both electronic and lattice part (top panel), the increase in ZT at the bottom panel stems solely from the changes in the electronic structure.

In comparison to reference devices with more reactive Ca/Al cathodes, utilizing these CPEs as interlayers allowed an Al cathode to be used for blue light emission PLEDs, yielding 51% and 92% enhancement of maximum luminous efficiency (LE) for PFN-OH and PPFN-OH, respectively.

Nevertheless, no further enhancement of maximum butanol production was observed with the addition of butyrate, due mainly to the feedback inhibition of high butanol accumulation.

Significant enhancement of the maximum temperature and the time-averaged total heat flux to the surface are found.

In comparison to the reference cells, the SIM device in a configuration of NCAL/NiO-YSZ-LSCF/NCAL reaches more than 3-fold enhancement of the maximum power output.

Enhancement of the maximum PL intensity can be thought as a function of the presence of the microporous structure over the sample's surface due to a decrease of the density related to the large macropores (refer to Figures 3a and 4c).

Semiquantitative features including wash-in (WI) and wash-out (WO) rate, SI peak (absolute maximum enhancement), SI max (95% of maximum enhancement), onset time, time-to-peak, time to max (Tmax), and the area under the gadolinium curve (AUGC) were derived from the enhancement curves.

The criterion of optimization is the maximum enhancement of the evanescent field or maximum of sensitivity for refractive index variations.