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This enhancement in strength during rolling is mainly due to grain refinement and basal texture strengthening in the early stage, and is further contributed by precipitation hardening, simultaneously.

This variation is further contributed by the absence of national treatment guidelines, the fragmented health system and economic factors.

Aside from the chelation states, we believe that the differences in the enthalpic and entropic parameters between hydroxamate- and thiol-SAHA are further contributed by the ligand-selective desolvation of the enzyme's active site cavity and/or the conformational flexibility in the enzyme structure (see Discussion).

We further contribute by explicitly enumerating the impact of multimodal sign language features describing hand shape, hand position and movement, inter-hand-relation and detailed facial parameters, as well as temporal derivatives.

The Springer Climate program will certainly further contribute by publishing high-quality peer-reviewed content to serve as the number one platform for authors and readers in climate science.

A well designed trial is intended to answer one primary question but can further contribute by posing additional hypotheses.

The difficulties with their working conditions are further contributed to by poor regulation [ 23] and misunderstanding of LHW policy by programme implementers [ 13].

He lectured and published extensively, both nationally and internationally, and further contributed to his discipline by supervising one of the most productive and successful residency programs in Obstetrics and Gynecology in the nation, graduating over 125 residents.

George (2012) further contributed to the research by concentrating on the kind of tolerances that are broadly applied in industry and reverse engineering.

In addition, hypokalaemia due to insufficient oral intake, transient renal tubular loss or a combination of both probably further contributed to metabolic alkalosis by enhancing cellular H+ ion uptake (14).

Green Screen is a zero-electricity air-cooling panel made entirely of agricultural waste, which would have otherwise been burned by farmers and further contributed to air pollution.