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Anodal transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) increases cortical excitability along with larger N1 auditory event-related potentials (ERPs), thus providing a non-invasive physiological mechanism that is potentially capable of facilitating cognitive training of schizophrenia patients.
Favorable results are obtained using FDLBM in curvilinear coordinates, indicating that the method is potentially capable of solving finite Reynolds number flow problems in complex geometries.
Antisense-induced degradation or inhibition of translation of a target mRNA is potentially capable of inhibiting the expression of any target protein.
Karyomapping is potentially capable of detecting a wide spectrum of monogenic and chromosome disorders and, in this context, can be considered a comprehensive approach to PGD.
Large numbers of female mussels spawn at the same time, discharging eggs in a continuos stream of masses that contain hundreds thousandss, millions of cells, each of which is potentially capable of becoming an adult mussel.
The electrochemical performance of the NiO@CNT composite electrode indicate that this novel hybrid nanostructure is potentially capable of delivering excellent reversible capacity when used as an anode material in a lithium-ion battery (LIB).
Calibration of the model with historic data collected at water treatment works treating water from upland areas showed that the model was potentially capable of accurately predicting water colour production potential at the catchment scale (c. 90%).
Apparently that "yolk" technology was potentially capable of boosting storage capacity 2x-3x.
"We feel they are potentially capable of generating significant social traffic to publishers," Mr. Berry said.
The paper provides strong practical evidence that traditional agricultural measurements are potentially capable of improving estimates and forecasts.
The missiles are potentially capable of reaching Berlin, and, more important, they make the defense of NATO member states in the Baltics more difficult for military planners.
