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It is possible to suppress the defects' broad distribution in TiO2-based pristine devices via annealing [15], although this extra processing step is not always preferable.

Furthermore, by reducing the channel characteristic dimensions, it is possible to suppress heat and mass-transfer limitations enabling SMR reactor operation at thermodynamic equilibrium.

Using the proposed method, it is possible to suppress initial vibration of the beam mass cart system carrying a concentrated mass.

Therefore, under both internal resonance and regenerative chatter conditions, it is possible to suppress the undesirable vibration of one mode (direction) in which accurate surface finish is required.

The performed optical ray-tracing analysis shows that it is possible to suppress the number of UV photons scattering into NDA׳s ion detector to levels that allow both high signal-to-noise ratio measurements, and long-term instrument operation.

By the means of simple periodical cross-switching of inverting and non-inverting inputs of used comparators and inverting their digital outputs, it is possible to suppress offset induced error for over 80 dB.

By combining the Ateifiso4e mutation in Col accession with the natural rtm1 allele from L er, it was possible to suppress the systemic dominant resistance to TEV in Col.

By using a specific LMP7 inhibitor in vivo, it was possible to suppress arthritis with production of pro-inflammatory cytokines such as TNF-alpha and IL-23 [ 41], opening new possibilities for the treatment of autoimmune diseases.

We empirically demonstrate a paradoxical situation in which it was possible to suppress EADs and spontaneous arrhythmias on the one hand, yet exacerbate provoked arrhythmias on the other with the same empirical manoeuvre of propranolol at a concentration of 1 μ m.

"These enzymes are really powerful virus inhibitors and it may be possible to suppress infection completely by unleashing them to a greater extent," he says.

For example by enhancing Tregs during transplantation, it may be possible to suppress Graft-versus-host-disease. Tregs may also be important in controlling the immune response during chronic infections [1], [34], [35] or conversely unwanted or aberrant Treg function may result in inefficient responses to infectious diseases [35], [36].