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The proposed method could increase the sensitivity by 4 orders of magnitudes than traditional sandwich assays labeled with AuNPs.

Besides, the pressurization method could increase the thermal energy absorption and rejection thus enhancing the engine performance.

Compared with non-block based methods, the proposed block-based method could increase the classification rate by 5%10%%.

This is because the method could increase the hit ratio of disk cache and reduce the seek time and rotational latency.

If the CH4 benefits of EDS burning were greater than LDS burning and able to be accounted and included in the savanna burning methodology, it is likely that uptake of this method could increase.

Based on above analysis, it demonstrates that, if the condition is just right, the proposed propulsion method could increase decrease the fuel consumption up to 5 ~ 39%% as comparison with the traditional way of propulsion.

Future studies should investigate whether such methods could increase the diagnostic yield of detecting viral aetiology in patients with community-acquired pneumonia or whether such methods could prevent hospital-acquired viral infection in mechanically ventilated patients.

In our context, such methods could increase the visibility of similar users to each other, thereby improving the sorting of users between the fan and non-fan categories studied in our model.

The partial adjustment for potential confounders and the varied validation methods could increase the chances for observing heterogeneous sets of clinical signs.

Researchers have suggested that heightened awareness of Q fever among doctors, coupled with improved diagnostic methods, could increase the medical knowledge about this difficult-to-diagnose and difficult-to-treat infection (4 ).

Instead, Mr. Stollenwerk gambled on staying put and reconfiguring his factory floor, which reopened on Jan . 5 with a new manufacturing method that could increase production and cut down on mistakes.