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Making use of tho daily international character figures for 1906 to 1925 issued from De Bilt, an attempt is made to enlarge our knowledge of the 27-day interval in terrestrial magnetism.

Insight into the mechanism of this phenomenon may therefore not only enlarge our knowledge of the phenomenon of pregnancy-induced remission in RA but also may contribute to a better understanding of the pathogenic mechanisms underlying RA in general.

However, we found that the presence of ATT ε4 haplotype was associated with an increased risk of MR and borderline MR. Our present work may help enlarge our knowledge of the role of ApoE in cognitive functioning across the lifespan and the mechanisms of human cognition.

Simultaneous measurements of the levels of total- and oxidised glutathione and related thiols in human gallbladder bile may enlarge our knowledge on the thiol status of the gallbladder, and possibly also that of the liver, of a particular patient.

Insight into this mechanism may not only enlarge our knowledge on pregnancy-induced improvement of RA, but may also contribute to a better understanding of pathogenic factors involved in RA in general.

Fundamental studies of single-crystal surfaces have greatly enlarged our knowledge of the nature of heterogeneous catalysis.

The two aspects cannot, however, be kept separate; the theory forms the thread on which the facts are strung, and without the theory we should not have had those researches which have so greatly enlarged our knowledge of the facts.

By attempting to 'capture informational aspects of market structure', industrial economists enlarged our knowledge of 'the ways in which markets adapt, and the consequences of informational gaps for market performance' (Spence 2002, p. 435).

Research on genetic polymorphisms enlarges our knowledge on mammary gland immunity and helps us to understand why certain cows are more mastitis resistant than others [ 15].

Findings enlarge our knowledge about neural correlates of dental phobia and may help to understand the neural underpinnings of the clinical and physiological characteristics of the disorder.

The study by K. Hilbert et al. used fMRI to investigate the influence of stimulus modality on neural fear processing in dental phobia, which enlarges our knowledge about neural correlates of phobias.