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Eastern European and Balkan countries, including Ukraine, have much higher home advantage levels than northern European countries like England and Denmark, Richard Pollard of California Polytechnic showed, and where the national rivalry is big, this will ramp up testosterone levels even more.

Compared with the conventional hydro-distillation (HD) and the emerging microwave-assisted aqueous ionic liquids hydro-distillation (MAILHD), the innovative MILT-MHD provided the remarkable advantage of much higher yield of essential oil (9.58%) within much shorter extraction duration (29.3 min) than those of HD (4.08% and 100 min) and MAILHD (5.43% and 45 min).

In this study, we sought to develop a general and reliable method to rapidly transform modest affinity antibody ligands into much higher affinity constructs by taking advantage of avidity effects.

One major advantage of the RMC protocol is that random verification is used to provide a much higher level of compromise-resilience; another advantage is the ability to increase both the resilience and the security of the protocol.

There have lately been quite a few stories about manufacturing moving back from China: the labor costs will always be much higher in America, but other advantages, especially logistical, can make even labor-intensive production worth doing at home.

I do not see the point of taxing our comparative advantage at a much higher level than other countries.

However, its uptake in the liver is much higher, and overall, it has no advantage as an alternative to these tracers.

Since the CL microscopy has the advantage of a much higher lateral and depth resolution when compared to photoluminescence, it is a unique tool for the investigation of nanometer-scaled structures.

This action required many of the same safety requirements as in the Atlantic, but had the advantage of a much higher number of potential subjects.

This leads to reduced statistical power compared to character-based methods such as maximum likelihood or Bayesian methods of tree reconstruction, the advantage being a much higher computational efficiency, an important issue for very large data sets.

However, chemical activation presents two important advantages: (1) a much higher yield (27 47% for chemical activation and 6% physical activation for ∼2500 m2/g activated carbon fibres) and (2) the surface of the fibres prepared by chemical activation is less damaged than by physical activation.