By increasing the total gas pressure from 10 to 70 MPa, the compressive strength and the Young's modulus were increased considerably from 15 to 52 MPa and from 4.1 to 12.6 GPa, respectively, which can be substantially attributed to the high collapse stress from the high enclosed gas pressure.
This can be substantially attributed to legacy of the Orange Revolution which built civil society in a variety of ways and significantly to the development of online media -- social media and news media -- in the country.
This effect is found to be substantially attributed to the extracellular domain of MUC1, which prevents the normal activation of cell surface anoikis-initiating molecules in response to loss of cell adhesion.
The most important limitation of the present study was the small sample size, which may have substantially attributed to the bias of the results.
The fact that the revision rate of the second system used was substantially lower was attributed to the increased knowledge concerning indication and increased skill in executing RTSA and may reflect the benefit of surgical experience in RTSA more so [ 22] than selecting one or the other system.
Compared to similar villages and the national averages, key health indicators (infant and under-5 mortality, maternal mortality, prenatal care, and undernutrition) were substantially better, which was attributed to the comprehensiveness of the PHC interventions (Guarjila, El Salvador).
As we can observe in other studies, the number of women in the sample was substantially higher, which can be attributed to the effect of self-choice: women are more frequent attenders of the practice than men [ 36] and more interested in participation in the survey than men [ 37].
All the capture efficiencies in the blood samples were substantially enhanced by up to 12 folds, which is attributed to the combination effect of the two biomimetic approaches, compared to those of antibody-stripes without E-selectin and dendrimers.
Female-biased sexual size dimorphism is often attributed to fertility selection, but, in D. melanogaster, males are not only smaller, but later-emerging and substantially slower growing than females are.
Its instigation is sometimes attributed to Chappell.
