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Results presented in this paper delineate marked gain in xylose fermentation efficiency and overall substrate tolerance due to evolutionary engineering, and strain IBB10B05 was identified as a promising candidate for direct glucose-xylose fermentation in unprocessed wheat straw hydrolyzate.

With the addition of PSF modelling, either to OSEM or OSEM + TOF images, there is a more marked gain in SNR T-L).

Yet again, a rapid, seemingly transformative change in research practices may involve simply a marked gain in data accessibility or accuracy or computational processing ability via new instrumentation or experimental design.

HFD plus ActRIIB-Fc treatment resulted in a marked gain in lean tissue (49.8%; Fig. 1B) compared with both the chow and HFD groups.

After injection of radiolabeled IL-1ra and radiolabeled fusion protein to mice with or without CIA, a standard mouse model for RA, we could observe a marked gain in plasma half-life for the fusion protein.

Murray's second serve has long been the weakest link in his game, but marked gains in speed and spin over the past year had fostered a belief that he was better equipped to face the world No1 this time out.

Life expectancies had grown, education reforms had produced marked gains in functioning and — of particular interest to Costa — a mouse model of the disorder had recently been developed, opening the door to experimentation.

First quarter earnings were encouraging as they registered marked gains in commercial orders up 40% year-over-year, along with continued gains in short cycle segments such as commercial aviation aftermarket, industrial electronics, residential heating and air conditioning as well as refrigeration for trucks and containers.

For the year, that marked a gain in share for Google's operating system, but a decline for Apple's - although in terms of units sold, both firms made gains.

Sustaining the HIV response through the next 10 years  Countries are already showing marked efficiency gains in HIV programmes: South Africa reduced HIV drug costs by more than 50% over a two-year period by implementing a new tendering strategy for procurement.

"The World Cup marks an enormous gain in Germany's image," the economics minister, Michael Glos, said in an interview with the newspaper Handelsblatt.