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Therefore, an increment of 5 μA in the input-base current gives rise to an increment of 2 mA in the output circuit an increase of 400 times, with the input signal thus being substantially amplified.

NPB substantially amplified the hemodynamic changes caused by exercise, and these changes also correlated with accumulation of extravascular lung water.

Thirdly, each of these hemodynamic effects as well as the development of interstitial pulmonary edema during exercise was substantially amplified by negative pressure breathing.

The inescapable risk associated with a NPP is substantially amplified when that risk is coupled with any geological or other natural hazards, such as an earthquake, tsunami, flood, or other catastrophic event.

We found that the binding of HAGG was substantially amplified in the presence of C1q (Fig. 5A, B).

Further studies suggested that with EGF stimulation, EGFR downstream signaling cascades were substantially amplified in the presence of COX-2 forced expression (Fig. 4D).

However, the resulted signal may be severely distorted as inverse filtering can substantially amplify such undesired components as noises and artifacts in the raw EEG recordings.

The results indicate that the interaction of both the moving and seismic forces may substantially amplify the response of long-span suspended bridges in the vicinity of the supports and increase with the rising speed of trains.

It is shown that the interaction of both the moving loads and the seismic forces can substantially amplify the response of long-span suspension bridge system especially in the vicinity of the end supports.

More importantly, our in vivo and in vitro data indicate that exogenous EPO substantially amplifies stroke-induced oligodendrogenesis from both sources.

These results provide evidence that behavioral temporal-contrast sensitivity can be largely altered by top-down attention and support the notion that attention substantially amplifies the gain for sustained image inputs.