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However, our study reveals that the more concentrated electrolyte incurred more drastic lithium-dendrite growth.

Each driver's car is allocated five engines for the season - using more incurs a penalty.

The more I encouraged cooperation with the workers, the more I incurred Mr. Adelson's wrath," Berkley wrote.

This is evidence that there are relatively no more charges incurred in transporting heavier bags using land-based transport.

In Club World Cups, injuries were more frequently incurred without contact (42% vs 18%; χ=36.9, p<0.0001) than in other tournaments for male players.

Production of the evidence summary and audit and feedback processes involved researcher work-time, although not more than incurred in standard clinical audit processes.

Sony said, however, that as its business became more global and the company incurred more of its costs in dollars, currency fluctuations would have less of an effect.

The terms of the deal allowed us to pay off 10% a year without an early redemption charge, but any more would incur penalties.

Walker has urged MPs to help him expose further details, saying he could not say more "without incurring a much bigger risk of being sued by the NHS".

Use of more fractures incurs a higher drilling and hydraulic fracturing cost, but the additional cost can be offset by improved operation performance of an EGS.

Regulation D requirements allowed companies to raise similar amounts or even more without incurring high costs of complying with state laws.