After one minute of exposure to air, the thickness of the reaction layer is similar as in case of the SAE steel, and after four hours the thickness of this oxide-based layer is significantly increased without having yet reached the reaction layer thickness of the as-received steel.
By doing so, image quality and contrast can be significantly improved without having to expose the sample for large periods of time.
Simple indices based solely on fasting measurements cannot always reliably estimate IR, since it is possible for subjects to be significantly insulin resistant without having fasting hyperinsulinaemia.
With support for both ARM and Windows 8 Pro, developers could significantly increase their distribution without having to develop native apps for Windows devices — great for them but, again, not something that Microsoft is likely to get too jazzed about.
Adding a self-serve option should expand its usage among smaller advertisers without having to significantly grow its sales team.
But the industry is now experimenting with the simultaneous release of movies on VOD and DVD (what's referred to as "day-and-date" releases) that it hopes will jump-start the former without having a significantly negative impact on the latter.
The body's particles feel new, or maybe more accurately, older, without having changed significantly.
All together, the evidence suggests that both TRF2 and TRF1 affect telomeric chromatin in many ways without having to significantly displace histones.
Although these receptors have a key role in the defence against pathogens, redundancy between the families may permit therapeutic inhibition of some receptors without having to significantly compromise innate immune defences.
These observations are consistent with our previously stated hypothesis, based on which, under the combined stress, the plant cultures have enough resources to produce the required osmoprotectants without having to significantly reshuffle the sizes of most metabolite pools to appropriately reorganize their flux distribution.
