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Moreover, this light-accelerated effect on cyclohexane oxygenation was more apparent upon the dihalogenated Q3FeIII complexes 1c 1e, these having a relatively small difference of LUMO and HOMO energies.

This phenomenon was even more apparent upon scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis of clonally isolated populations of transfected cells (figure 1E H).

Since minor growth defects become more apparent upon infection at low MOI [32] [34], we determined additional one-step growth curves at MOI 0.1 (Fig. 3B) and 0.01 (Fig. 3C).

The upper 3 mm of SLA implants was designed to be straight so that the differences among treatments would be more apparent upon histological examination.

The advantages of this analysis became even more apparent upon time-resolved analysis of metabolite levels, which allowed visualization of the dynamic activity of these metabolic modules (see Discussion).

In particular, we were interested in whether, as proponents of the intermediate phenotype approach have argued (Hariri and Weinberger 2003; Goldberg and Weinberger 2004), the effects of single genetic variants such as the COMT val met polymorphism might be more apparent upon gf-related neural activity than upon gf task performance.

So I suggest to consider rephrasing "the benefit …may be more apparent … in patients selected upon risk factors and clinical presentation…" Likewise, the Abstract (final sentence) may be rephrased to focus more on selected indications for sputum sampling.

But upon closer examination, its subtleties became more apparent.

With the growing number of Americans who will reach and surpass their 65th birthdays in the next decade, the demands older adults make upon the ED will become even more apparent.

Seldom have the shifting sands upon which college athletics are built been more apparent than today.

The growing gulf between Saudi Arabia and its more sceptical western partners is nowhere more apparent than in the key area of security and defence cooperation, upon which the relationship was founded in 1915.