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The correct Table 1 and text are given below: On page 1756 of this article, the second sentence in the Results section should read as follows: The incidence of hysterectomies with cervix removed increased from 2500 in 1991 to 2017 per million women in 1999.

Overexpression of pyc gene from L. lactis in SBS110MG, an E. coli strain whose adhE and ldhA genes were removed, increased succinate yield from 0.2 to 1.3 mol/mol (more than six times) (Sánchez et al. 2005).

As shown in the figure, as the quantity of the biosorbent increased from 0.1 to 0.2 g the  % Cu2+ ion removed increases from 64to79%9 % for RAWB while the increase is from 80 to 97 % for OAMB.

It has been observed that percentage of dye removed increases from 79.20 to 99.80% and adsorption capacity decreases from 7.92 to 1.996 mg g−1 as amount of CMSW increased from 0.5 to 2.5 g.

In WS 4, where less than half as much biomass was removed, the value increased from 0.21 in the year before harvest to 0.43 after the third harvest was completed.

However, by the addition of some electrolytes; the percentage of dyes removed from the soil increased from 73- 76 % and 85 - 89 % for sodium sulphate, and monosodium dihydrogen phosphate, respectively.

Further, the proportion of colonies with high HB scores (higher than 90% cells removed after 24 h) increased from 12% in the first year to 18% the second year and to 26% in the third year.

For example, coating 700 nm resist will decrease surface roughness from ~ 3.10 nm to 2.50 nm compared to 240 nm resist, 19% reduction in surface roughness; however, the etching time to remove resist will increase from ~ 22 min to ~ 64 min, 191% increase in etching time.

As the octave frequency increased from 250 to 1000 Hz, the gradient of the slope increased and was further removed from zero (−6.02 at 250 Hz, −6.08 at 500 Hz, and −6.52 at 1000 Hz, resp).

She had skull fractures, dead brain tissue that had to be removed, and increasing pressure from swelling that could further damage her brain as it expanded and pressed against her skull.

In Britain, the Bank of England said that £20 notes were the most commonly counterfeited, and that the total number of counterfeit notes removed from circulation increased 24 percent last year compared with 2010, though that's "significantly below the 2008 peak".