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Mica is used in this study as it is atomically flat and is furthermore capable of aligning molecules along specific directions as reported for various organic systems.

BAs are directly vasoactive mediators and furthermore are capable of stimulating hepatocytes' production of proinflammatory cytokines [25 29].

The current study describes the development of an ABM that reproduced diverse trajectories of inflammatory mediators in the laryngeal secretions of different human subjects at early time-points up to 4 hrs post-phonotrauma, and furthermore was capable of predicting the levels of these mediators at 24 hrs.

This leads us to postulate that ECM remodelling processes taking place within the intestinal tissue are indeed pivotal in IBD pathogenesis and, furthermore, are capable of steering the tissue towards health or disease.

Furthermore, species capable of autonomous self-fertilization can still benefit from out-crossing; for example, in a mainland study of gynodioecious Fuchsia excorticata, which occurs on Auckland Islands, fewer than 10%% of progeny derived from self-pollination in hermaphrodites survived and none had flowered after 11 years (Robertson et al. 2011).

Furthermore, the subject is capable of reflecting on her reasons for so judging by asking herself whether the way things (nonconceptually) look to her is reason for her to make the judgment that she does.

Furthermore, it is capable of sampling various classical ensembles and yields numerous thermodynamic properties.

Furthermore, 34c was capable of inducing cell apoptosis and strongly inhibiting cellular ALK and ROS1 activity.

Furthermore, AM seems capable to contribute also to traditional mass production systems, by improving significantly the productivity of injection molds.

Furthermore, WebECG is capable to add three different noises to ECG and to plot/analyze long-term ECGs.

Furthermore, QLPI is capable of gigabits per second communication rates on optical fiber over metropolitan-area distances without space-division or wavelength-division multiplexing and without the need for any new technology.