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The affordability and increased capability of additive manufacturing machines has spawned prototyping service bureaus throughout the world.

The HP3 sequence, shown to form 3 high-affinity Zn2+ binding sites with apparent dissociation constant of 1.2×10−7, increased capability of engineered strain to adsorb Zn2+ by 20% but did not contribute to Cd2+ sorption.

Based on the phenotypic and physiological characteristics of TaSnRK2.8 plants, we speculate that the enhanced multi-stress tolerance is possibly due to an improved root system, increased capability of osmotic adjustment, and robust photosynthetic capabilities.

On the other hand, the HPV-negative tumours develop EMT-like and, therefore increased capability of invasion and progression, leading to worse prognosis and poorer outcome.

At the end of the experiment, the matrices which composed of laminin and collagen was reported to show significantly increased capability of improving SC survival, graft vascularization, and axonal in-growth over controls.

Although Nimmerjahn et al. (2005) used mice between 1.5 and 15 month of age and did not distinguish between age groups, their observation supports our data that a subpopulation of microglial cells have an increased capability of whole cell movements.

The proximity analysis included three scenarios illustrated in Figure 9, with increased capabilities of handling positional uncertainty.

British soldiers remained in Sierra Leone as of 2013, continuing to form part of the IMATT, whose size has further reduced in accordance with the increased capabilities of the Sierra Leone armed forces.

To a certain extent, the carrier operations in Vietnam demonstrated the need for increased capabilities of aircraft carriers over their survivability, as they were used to send sorties into the war and were therefore less subject to attack.

Less well known but equally effective in turning the situation around in Iraq were the increased capabilities of Joint Special Operations Command under General Stanley McChrystal, who greatly expanded the campaign to capture or kill high-value targets from the dwindling al Qaeda leadership ranks, including the leader of al Qaeda in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.

With the increased capabilities of whole-genome technologies, we now have the ability to screen for structural variation (SV) in more individuals with greater genome coverage than ever before.