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EPS is, furthermore, able to cause a relatively large permeability drop even on a membrane module pre-fouled by EPS.

Using largely open source software, and low-cost components that worked at nanoscales, she was furthermore able to reduce a bioprinter's price from more than €175,000 to €12,500, bringing the technology to more laboratory benches.

This LPS-induced innate immune activation is furthermore able to suppress HBV replication, as determined by reduced HBsAg secretion (Fig. 7f) in the absence of LPS-induced cytotoxicity or IL-6-induced proliferation, as determined by albumin secretion (Supplementary Fig. 8), suggesting that exogenous antigen may be involved in eliciting immune responses to HBV infection.

Though they are half as strong (X̅=" 7.2 MPa), regummed biocomposites are able to absorb five times more mechanical energy (X̅=" 5.6 MJm− 3) than the B. mori cocoons (X̅=" 1.1 MJm− 3) and are furthermore able to elongate to more than ten times (X̅=" 180%) that of the native cocoons prior to failure.

Transfecting COS-1 cells and in vitro-differentiated PAZ6 adipocytes with plasmids encoding p.C117S, p.C167S, or p.C117S/C167S leptin, these authors were furthermore able to demonstrate that the correct formation of the intramolecular disulfide bond is a prerequisite for the proper folding, intracellular transport, and secretion of leptin [16].

Birds are, furthermore, able to adjust their flight speed to minimize energy use per distance travelled [8], [16], [17].

Furthermore, being able to learn and practice my medical Spanish simultaneously was integral to my learning and understanding of these differences.

Furthermore systems able to imitate human facial expressions, such as Charles from Computer Science and Technology department of Cambridge University.

Cruz, furthermore, is able to draw from a right-wing ideology that has very deep roots in some of the most enduringly destructive features of American history.

Furthermore, being able to define strains unambiguously is essential if phenotypic associations are to be unveiled.

Our algorithm solves this problem to provable optimality and, furthermore, is able to enumerate sufficiently distinct suboptimal solutions.