The numerical predictions of the model were validated by conducting experiments with the double-layer GDM which showed a higher limiting current density and more stable performance, thereby confirming that the new GDM architecture can improve water management in PEMFCs.
However, the constant inflammatory stimulation and up-regulated Lcn2 may lead to increased levels of the more stable Lcn2/MMP-9 complex, thereby destabilizing the plaques and prompting the acute cardiovascular event [ 27].
Besides, the intercalation also makes NZVI well dispersed and more stable in the interlayer, thereby improving the reaction capacity by 16 times.
In supporting the wave of change sweeping the Arab world, despite the wariness of traditional allies such as Israel and Saudi Arabia, Obama is placing a big bet that democratic governments will be more stable and secure, and thereby enhance U.S. interests in the region.
In fact, some oil-soluble radicals may even be more stable at lower temperatures, thereby propagating the oxidation (Kanner 1994).
In this work, the structural analysis indicated that the additional hydrophobic interactions and a salt bridge in AoXyn11AG21I Y13F make its N-terminus and whole 3-D structure more stable at high temperature, thereby obviously improving the thermostability of AoXyn11A.
These programs benefit New York City and communities all over the state by helping individuals transcend the cycle of incarceration and live more stable and happy lives, thereby reducing the pain and economic costs that crime incurs.
Accordingly, a Big person represents someone who has a more inclusive or bigger personal perspective on society, that is, one who is more generous, caring, forgiving, considerate and selfless as well as someone who has more fully developed higher cognitive functions, and who is thereby more stable, mature, and non-neurotic personality in general [ 45, 46].
Consequently, regulated utilities can better manage their costs, and thereby provide more stable prices to all of their customers.
