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According to corrosion theory, the rightward shift of the cathodic curves reveal that corrosion is mainly accelerated by cathode reactions.

This growth would be mainly accelerated by the pharmaceutical and diagnostics industry, the largest end-users of these enzymes which will continue to grow due to the emergence of enzyme replacement therapies and innovations in thrombolytics.

Increasing superficial liquid velocity largely raises the velocity of the leading bubble and enlarging orifice gas velocity mainly accelerates the second bubble of two coalescence bubbles.

It is unknown whether high N mainly accelerates primary growth processes such as extension or whether it also impacts on cell wall properties.

These analyses suggest that the change in mean BMI among middle-aged and older US adults between 1992 and 2010 resulted mainly from accelerated weight gain among persons who were initially normal weight and overweight.

Weaver mice (Kcnj6 mutation) have selective and profound depletion of cerebellar granule cells caused mainly by accelerated cellular senescence (Smeyne and Goldowitz, 1989; Harkins and Fox, 2002; Takahashi et al., 2006).

Terry S. Semel, Yahoo's chief executive, attributed the financial results mainly to accelerating sales in the company's two advertising businesses -- graphic display advertising and text ads linked to Internet searches.

State, local and federal governments were limited mainly to accelerating the use of existing revenue (or only slightly increasing their borrowing) or to coordinating voluntary donations for infrastructure projects.

Note however that Ih does not perform a simple size scaling: normalizing amplitudes shows that Ih quickens RBC responses, mainly by accelerating their return to baseline (Figure 5B2).

By maintaining a continuous distending pressure, HFOV facilitates CO2 elimination mainly by accelerating the molecular diffusion processes.

Our CHX-chase experiments have demonstrated that iron/heme excess downregulates homeostatic levels of p53 protein mainly through accelerating p53 protein degradation.