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In addition, the cell has evolved several interdependent processes capable of enhancing the accessibility of excision repair enzymes to DNA lesions in nucleosomes, including post-translational modification of histones, ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling and interchange of histone variants in nucleosomes.

In comparison with the HPW4/MIL-100(Fe) material, the PW4/DAIL/MIL-100(Fe) showed an enhanced catalytic performance in the selective oxidation of benzyl alcohol due to the ability of DAIL groups to form hydrogen bonds and enhancing the accessibility of TBHP.

Effective pretreatments of lignocellulosic biomass are those that result in the disruption of the cell wall and alter cellulose crystallinity and association with lignin, thereby enhancing the accessibility of cellulose, which increases the yield of desired products in subsequent microbial metabolism.

Studies on the crystal size and morphology have shown that SAPO-34 catalysts with small crystal size or with nanosheet-like morphology generally exhibit better catalytic activity, selectivity and longer lifetime due to enhancing the accessibility of methanol into its cages and promoting the diffusion of the products.

In both cases, this can be explained because rising the temperature to the glass transition point of each polymer (Tg PAN = 85°C whereas Tg PA = 55°C) increases the macromolecular mobility of the glassy amorphous phase, enhancing the accessibility of the polymer matrix.

Enhancing the accessibility of the programme is therefore desirable to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and equity of the service.

The procedure enhances the accessibility of the fistula by placing it in a more superficial position.

Such arrangement enhances the accessibility of the nanocatalysts for reagents in catalytic applications.

An activation of the biopolymer has been carried out before the reaction to enhance the accessibility of the reagents.

This result is ascribed to the higher specific surface area and to the shorter channels of the nanoparticles, which enhance the accessibility of the active sites.

The test-optional movement gained steam last summer, when the prestigious University of Chicago dropped its test requirement in order to "enhance the accessibility of its undergraduate College for first-generation and low-income students," the university said.