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Moreover, the redox chemistry investigation of L-Co2(OH)2basedased on X-ray absorption near edge structure (XANES) and soft X-ray spectroscopy (sXAS) techniques substantiate that both Co centers and organic ligands participate in the potassium storage, and the coordination between oxygen ions and cobalt significantly ensures the reversibility of potassiation and depotassiation processes.

Self-sustained Stuttgart needed to reduce their wage bill quite significantly to ensure the on-pitch volatility wouldn't translate into a financial equivalent.

France Télécom, the owner of Orange, said "Orange puts a high priority on customer and network security and invests significantly to ensure our customers are well protected".

Monitored training and certification will contribute significantly to ensure high quality of patient care.

Short-term live load factors for most floor uses were adjusted (sometimes significantly) to ensure that serviceability reliabilities exceed the minimum target level of 1.65.

Nuclear, solar and hydrogen are destined to become major energy sources during the 21st century, but only if their enabling technologies improve significantly to ensure affordability and convenience of use.

The movement has invested significantly in ensuring that we are reaching out to young people and that they are a central part of our movement – there isn't a separate youth wing.

Maintenance of the roadway roof has been improved significantly, which ensures safe mining in coal seams with ultra-close separation.

Experimental results are presented to show that the proposed method enhances infrared imaging resolution significantly and ensures imaging quality.

Writing to the Clean Energy Finance Corporation to ensure "significantly increased uptake of large-scale solar and energy efficiency".

The panel said that the immigration department's capacity to investigate child abuse had to be "significantly strengthened" to ensure that inquiries are not finalised until all available facts are established and effectively responded to.