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In the new area, which encompasses nine provinces, most vineyards are large and their permitted yields high, and the vines can be mechanically harvested, all of which facilitates more-generic, lower-priced wine.

MAP4K3 and MAPK8IP3 are involved in the JNK pathway, the activation of which facilitates apoptosis.

A small λ results from strong expectation for slow movement (small σv) and/or poor spatial acuity (large σs), either of which facilitates perceptual length contraction (Equation 1).

Teniposide has gradually become the effective chemotherapeutic drug for intracranial malignant tumors due to its low cytotoxicity, high lipid solubility and small molecular weight, all of which facilitates its passage through the blood-brain barrier [ 15, 16].

His skills included undercover disguises and a knowledge of Italian dialects, all of which facilitated his campaign against the Black Hand, the organized crime of the period.

Here, we optimized two filtration methods, both of which facilitated nanoparticle separation, with microfiltration providing the most reproducible and rapid fractionation.

As Taiwan is characterized by high-relief topography and complex geology (Fig. 1), both of which facilitate mass movements, this observation seems contradictory.

After the treatment, the MG anode is endowed with chemically bonded SEI layers and exposed edge planes both of which facilitate more efficient Li diffusion, especially during charging (lithiation) processes.

The superior electrochemical performance of Li3.9Cr0.3Ti4.8O12 nanofibers is attributed to the 1D nano-architectures composed of nanocrystals and the reduced grain size in Li3.9Cr0.3Ti4.8O12, both of which facilitate the Li+ ion transport.

In addition, we discuss various delivery methods for nucleases, programmable nickases, and enrichment of gene-edited human cells, all of which facilitate efficient and precise genome editing in human cells.

The historical Silk Road comprised an overland and a maritime route, both of which facilitated the transfer to Europe of South and East Asian goods and ideas, from Chinese tea to inventions like paper, gunpowder and the compass, as well as cultural products like Buddhist scripture and Indian music.