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Low cellular components demonstrate gradual subsequent enhancement owing to abundant stroma.

Low cellularity with abundant stroma may explain a lesser degree of arterial enhancement and gradual subsequent enhancement.

In some cases where the information is confirmed, we may be dealing with subsequent enhancement as a result of the repeated recital of the story.

Furthermore, we show the proposed deployment function provides optimal deployment setting and derive the constraint for balanced energy consumption, thereby subsequent enhancement of network lifetime.

A deeper understanding is required of how orientation, selective reaction fronts, and morphology impact the electrochemical performance through subsequent enhancement of ionic and/or electronic transport.

The initial mask image (a) demonstrates only a vague outline of the foot, with subsequent enhancement of the arteries (b, c), followed by venous filling at a later time point (d).

Electrochemical analysis and trapping experiments collectively suggested that the VB downshift caused more efficient separation of charge carriers, and subsequent enhancement in positive hole-dominated photocatalytic oxidation of hydroquinone.

Detailed analysis of the MD results reveals that G4 preferentially solvates cations, leading to a reduction in the interaction energy between cations and anions and a subsequent enhancement in anion mobility.

1H NMR and DFT calculations studies demonstrate that the ratiometric response of the probes to acidic pH is due to H+ binding with one N atom in C=N of benzimidazole ring and the subsequent enhancement of the intramolecular charger transfer (ICT) process.

Our previous observation that pro-inflammatory cytokines enhance neutrophil and macrophage activator granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF) expression in first trimester decidual cells is now extended to include: 1) the specific macrophage activator M-CSF; 2) macrophage activation and subsequent enhancement of EVT apoptosis by both GM-CSF and M-CSF.