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In the near term, at least, machines are likely to augment human capabilities.

In contrast, larger developments of complex shapes with more edges, clustered, and connected are likely to augment the peak runoff.

Second, renewed attention to a strategic U.S.-Russia relationship, especially one based on an atavistic platform of great-power arms control, is likely to augment the waning domestic support for Vladimir Putin.

The increasing average age structure is also likely to augment the risk of tree loss.

Applying this approach, we designed a cdODN (cdODN199) targeting TFs whose activation in lesions is likely to augment KC proliferation and cytokine-trigged inflammatory cascades (i.e., FOXM1, ISGF3, IRF1 and NF-κB).

Increased levels of eIF2Bε are likely to augment permissiveness of transformed MEFs to VSV [11].

Indeed, rather than threatening existing political hierarchies, cyberwar is much more likely to simply augment the advantages of status quo powers.

Apparently, the passage through the secretory pathway describes a bottleneck in recombinant HRP production in P. pastoris, and additional engineering thereof is likely to further augment enzyme yields (e.g. Gasser et al. 2006; Guerfal et al. 2010).

In particular, as new datasets become available, and as models are applied to address new hypotheses and understand physiological situations, model developers are likely to need to augment or extend models or model components.

Additional efforts will likely be necessary to augment compliance in workplaces and bars in both Uruguay and Mexico, which may require greater sanctions for violators, more frequent inspections and educational campaigns to raise awareness of the issue (WHO 2007, 2009; Villalobos et al. 2010; Thrasher et al. 2011).

We found that both miR-αFoxg1.0650 and 0.1694 robustly increased RNApolII recruitment along the entire locus (Figs 4A,F,G and Supplementary Table 2), which likely led to augmented transcription rates.