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As indicated in this figure, the ultimate strengths of the CFBBCs were noticeably increased by increasing the axial load carrying of the concrete core.

The substrate scope of this chimera basically represented the average of both wild-type enzymes, but surprisingly the T6050 was noticeably increased by 7°CC up to 55.3 °C.

Under a simulated solar light irradiation of 100 mW cm−2, the cell based on doped TiO2 electrode achieved a conversion efficiency of 9.07%, which is noticeably increased by 26.7% compared with undoped TiO2 based DSSC (7.16%).

Short-circuit current densities of the N719- and NKX2677-sensitized cells were found to be noticeably increased by the addition of either BPS-EO5 or BPS-EO30 to the IL-based electrolyte in the concentration range of 0.001 0.01 mol dm−3.

In the experiments in vivo, mice received daily s.c. injections of E2 and CpG respectively or both, then we found that the plasma concentration of IgM were elevated by E2 and CpG synergistically and the expression of IFN-α/β in spleens were noticeably increased by CpG plus E2 compared with the treatment of E2 or CpG only.

Results shown in Figure 6C indicated that levels of Bcl-2 or Bcl-xL protein pulled down by anti-p53 were reduced in irradiated cells transfected with MTS-cyclin B1/Cdk1, which was noticeably increased by transfection with siRNAs against cyclin B1 or Cdk1 (Figure 6C).

Furthermore, Opra Winfrey's book club has noticeably increased the sales of books not only by and to whites, but by and to blacks also.

When DCF fluorescence was analyzed by flow cytometry, the population of DCF fluorescence-positive A549 cells noticeably increased under hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) stimulation; it was suppressed by MSRA overexpression but augmented by MSRA knockdown (Supplementary Figures S3b and S3c).

This is further underlined by our immunohistological findings that MFG-E8 immunoreactivity was noticeably increased in pancreatic areas neighboring tissue sections with increased fibrosis and ECM.

With the growing penetration of DGs into distribution networks, the power capacity contributed by DGs to networks has noticeably increased.

We defined trajectories of risk for the full year after hospitalization for heart failure, acute myocardial infarction, or pneumonia and found that absolute risk is noticeably increased after hospitalization and variably declines over time by discharge diagnosis and outcome.