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Besides the Henry equation, applied previously in the original Horvath and Kawazoe (HK) approach, and the Langmuir one, studied in the improved HK method of Cheng and Yang, in this study we propose the application of the Dubinin Astakhov (DA) adsorption equation.

An analytic model of this improved Hk-MOSFET is proposed, which can be used to well explain the physical reason of the improvement as well as to obtain an optimal design.

Moreover, the numerical simulation results show that, with the guidance of the proposed analytic model, Ron of the improved Hk-MOSFET can be optimized to be about 30%50%% lower than that of the conventional Hk-MOSFET with VB = 300 1000 V.

FI was markedly improved by supplementing CAA and HK-LP Prep.

Hardening of the surface layers was also achieved to a significant depth (∼100 μm), with the maximum surface hardness reaching ∼20 GPa (HK), which are desirable for improved surface performance.

The beneficial effects of HK-LP supplementation on final body weight, weight gain, and specific growth rate of fish fed SBM30 0.1) diet were also found in the study of Tung et al. [ 13], who reported improved growth performance of kuruma shrimp Marsupenaeus japonicus fed with HK-LP.

Although the annual number of publications written by ML researchers exceeded those of TW and HK in 2008, the quality of these articles needs to be improved.

However, the practical application of heat-killed Lactobacillus plantarum (HK-LP) to improve SBM utilization in amberjack diets represents a novel HK-LP application in the present study.

Although we were successful in generating iPS cells from elderly patients, it is plausible that RNAi-mediated down-regulation of p16INK4a, p21CIP1, and/or CASP8 in HK cells could further improve iPS derivation efficiency.

Mangiferin reduced lactate accumulation by improving pyruvate dehydrogenase activity, promoted Akt translocation to HK-II and prevented HK-II detachment from mitochondria.

Genetic engineering of HK represents a promising technique to improve engraftment and survival of transplants.