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Charge had a notable effect on platelet adhesion.
Thus, 2 wt.% MWCNTs had a notable effect on the linear viscoelasticity at low frequencies of the 20 80 blend.
Carnosine had a notable effect on improving Metmyoglobin-reducing activity and producing better color stability at a low concentration.
In 1926 Stravinsky experienced a religious conversion that had a notable effect on his stage and vocal music.
Although these new immunotherapies have had a notable effect on cancer treatment, multiple mechanisms of immune resistance exist in tumours.
The reduction in FO had a notable effect on the fatty acid composition of the diets and subsequently the fish fatty acid composition.
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This bombardment has a notable effect on Leicester's normally-imperious centre-backs.
References 88 91 show that the duration of antigenic stimulation has a notable effect on the quality of T cell responses.
However, soil-structure interaction may have a notable effect on component fragility, especially for the more critical damage states.
Drastic reduction if carbon emissions are capital, but carbon emissions cuts take more time to have a notable effect than methane does.
It doesn't even have a notable effect on your own electricity bill, and if it ever does, the world economy will be in a dreadful mess.
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