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Therefore, a graded CNTs volume fraction in two directions has higher capabilities to reduce the frequency parameter than conventional 1-D nanocomposite.

It can be concluded that a graded CNTs volume fraction in two directions has higher capabilities to reduce the natural frequency than a conventional 1-D nanocomposite.

It indicates that a less concentration of foliar extracts is needed to remove 50% DPPH radicals for plants capable of higher Au III) conversion, which is to say, foliar broths with higher capability to remove radicals posses stronger ability to reduce Au III) into Au(0).

The results also show that zeolite and perlite have higher capability to absorb Cd and Pb than zeolite.

HL leaves also had higher non-photochemical quenching, indicating that they had higher capability to dissipate excess light as heat, which was supported by their lower chlorophyll but higher carotenoids content.

According to the excessive response model survived tumor cells may obtain higher capability to deal with additional ROS-generating insults and higher dose of irradiation, which makes them harder to be killed by the immune system.

Thakkar et al. (2008) compared three contemporary modelling techniques: analytic hierarchy process (AHP), analytic network process (ANP), and interpretive structural modelling (ISM) and found that ISM has a higher capability to capture dynamic complexity.

In terms of signaling theory, a firm's provision of recycling convenience signals a better understanding of consumer concerns and a higher capability to create value for consumers and society.

The interesting results indicate that a graded nanocomposite volume fraction in two directions has a higher capability to reduce the natural frequency than conventional 1-D functionally graded nanocomposite materials.

Moreover, the obtained results indicated that a graded nanocomposite volume fraction in two directions had a higher capability to reduce the natural frequency than the conventional 1-D functionally graded nanocomposite materials.

The unexpected high As peak release from the doubly spiked column FW2AsG indicated that solutions having higher As III) concentrations had a higher capability to dissolve arsenolite, possibly through solute solute interactions or polymerization.