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Recent years have seen substantially heightened interest in the discovery of tankyrase inhibitors (TNKSi) as new promising anticancer agents.

A recent study provided compelling evidence that compared to the general pediatric population, children with ASD are at a substantially heightened risk of unintentional injury, in particularly drowning (Guan & Li, 2017).

Drivers who tested positive for both alcohol and drugs were at substantially heightened risk relative to those using neither alcohol nor drugs (Odds Ratio = 23.24; 95% CI: 17.79, 30.28).

In contrast, transplant of B cells that received the identical expression cassette via nucleofection of plasmid vector substantially heightened antibody formation against FIX, a response that could be blocked by toll-like receptor 9 (TLR9) inhibition.

Arthur's statements suggest that in a context marked by ongoing uncertainty and fear, the semiotic potency of biomarker numbers as transparent, material indices may be substantially heightened.

In addition, there is good evidence from our work and that of others, that production of IL-10 and TGF-β is substantially heightened in H. polygyrus infection 17, 31.

Its refineries will substantially heighten Suncor's ability to process its own synthetic crude.

"That could substantially heighten trust, I would even say would bring it back," Ms. Schäfer said.

The pre-discontinuation values among the UK patients were substantially higher, probably reflecting heightened medical attention drawn to patients with poor glycaemic control.

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Here, it is shown that the sensitivity of the liquid metal to electrical manipulation can be greatly heightened by imposing a quasi-planar geometry, which substantially decreases the excess surface energy required for actuation and increases responsiveness by over an order of magnitude.