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The increase in table speed raises the feed rate hence the amount of softened work material availability per unit time is also increased which is swept by abrasives, which promotes increase in MRR with the increased table speed.

In addition, considering that supersaturation in emulsion droplets is important for the formation of small particles, the increase of solvent content promotes increase in growth rate.

At the same time, poor correlation of F− with pH could possibly be due to the increase of alkalinity follow-on from the swell of bicarbonate level with very low Ca2+ that promotes increase in F−concentration in the groundwater.

The grain size in the first section of the HAZ (Fig. 1) has a coarse-grained martensitic structure, which grains are 1.5 2 times larger in steel 12XN3MF than in steel 10XN2MD, where the grain size does not exceed to 110 μm, and the structure is predominantly bainitic, which determines the decrease in microhardness in section 1 of the HAZ in steel 10XN2MD and promotes increase in toughness.

Actually, endometriosis is considered a multifactorial disorder, in which the primum movens seems to be represented by retrograde endometrial debris reflux into the peritoneal cavity that promotes increase of oxidative stress and consequent low-grade inflammation [ 3, 28, 29].

In this context, the long-term exercise, namely chronic exercise, in moderate intensity, promotes increase in antioxidant defences, which remove free radicals (FRs) and stabilize the reactive species production [ 14].

It's this type of liberal government policy that promotes increased loan losses and our current real estate debacle.

In Zn-deficient rice plants, Suzuki et al. (2008b) showed that DMA promotes increased Zn translocation.

The modification of oMWCNTs with prostate-homing peptide (SMSIARL) promotes increased cytotoxicity for prostate cancer cells.

Volunteering is an emotionally significant activity that strengthens emotional support and promotes increased social interaction (Tang et al. 2010).

When the deposition temperature is low, slow growth rate promotes increased nucleation sites and growth of new grains.