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In addition, rendering trucks traveling from farm to farm might have encouraged widespread transmission of the disease.

These qualities are unequaled by any other type of viral tracer, and in addition render it useful for the study of aging or neurodegenerative disorders (Fig.  5) where age/toxicity might be a factor limiting labeling success.

This addition renders the aforementioned apology sort of pointless.

In addition to rendering consciousness and longing, all those sub-clauses and piled-up details allow Lowry to constantly drop references to what D. T. Max argues is the novel's true subject: the Second World War.

In addition, all rendering methods received significantly higher grades in proximity than the hidden reference.

This left Unwin's vintage Ford Model T, Gabriel, as their main project, in addition to rendering vehicles and settings common to the decade in miniature and producing the optical enlargement and miniaturisation effects for the character of Harding.

In addition to rendering Sse1 unable to propagate [ PSI+], the G616D mutation was one of two Sse1 mutants that also caused a 37° temperature-sensitive phenotype.

In addition to rendering the membrane more permeable, ultrasound simultaneously releases the drug (or other molecules) from the micelles, thus increasing the external local concentration.

Our studies show that these NPs can serve as surface ligands to significantly enhance the physiological stability and lower the serum protein adsorption of superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONs), in addition to rendering the NPs the luminescence property.

In addition, this rendered the registration to structural images unnecessary, which poses an additional source of noise because of regional differences in distortion of the 7 Tesla EPIs.

"In addition, to render such an opinion at this point in the Chandra Levy disappearance investigation would hamper any future testing that might be conducted by the F.B.I. for the D.C. Metropolitan Police".