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Stresses at critical locations are reduced, and hence contributing to an increase in resistance to interfacial cracking.

In turn, these courses enhance both academic and applied research, hence contributing to combined knowledge and technology transfer, in particular if supported by industry as well.

Proteomics improves the existing gene models by profiling molecular phenotypes at protein abundance level, by analyzing post-translational modifications and protein protein interactions and providing specific pathway information, hence contributing to functional molecular networks.

Second, the hierarchical multilevel cavities and robust architecture lead to an increase in the electrode/electrolyte contact area and help to accommodate the strain of Li+ insertion/extraction, hence contributing to good cycling stability.

The slow heating rate experienced by the tobacco inside the furnace may allow this type of thermal decomposition to occur to some extent, hence contributing to the measured levels.

Recently, it was reported that phosphorylation of Axin by CKI may also improve its association with GSK3 and leads to a more active "destruction complex", while protein phosphatase 1 (PP1) interacts with, and dephosphorylates Axin, reversing the effect conferred by CKI and hence contributing to the activation of Wnt signaling (Luo et al., 2007).

This situation, known as heterosis or overdominance, leads to the stable coexistence of both alleles in the population and hence contributes to the widespread genetic variation found in populations of most organisms.

His counterpart at Muhammadiyah, Amien Rais, a leader of the 1998 reformasi movement, also formed a political party.Both parties are in Mr Yudhoyono's coalition, and hence contribute to the considerable Islamic input into policy formation.

Ca2+ correlation is evident only during PRM and hence contributes to DOC apart from other seasons.

It could hence contribute to the concentrating the control-points at areas where significant changes in the geometry are expected.

Concurrently, the EPS appear to localize extracellular enzyme activities of bacteria, and hence contribute to the efficient biomineralization of organics.