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The ships had a standard crew of 35 officers and 551 enlisted men, though when serving as a squadron flagship this could be augmented by another nine officers and 44 enlisted men.

This could be augmented by other pathophysiological processes, specific to falciparum malaria including severe anaemia and those leading to microvascular obstruction.

The tactile pleasures of real conkers or catkins is ideal but these could be augmented by virtual tables of photographs and videos gathered in the wild.

Since frequent long-term tail vein injections in mice are problematic, these could be augmented or substituted with better tolerated subcutaneous injections in future studies.

Moreover, this disconfirmation could be augmented contingent upon the level of hotel segment (hotel star-classification) and the overall rating manifested by previous guests.

Medical schools could provide basic instruction in the mechanics of clinical reasoning, and this training could be augmented and reinforced by initiatives designed for both postgraduate trainees and practising physicians.

In the presence of DFMO, this effect could be augmented in certain promoter regions due to the lower level of natural polyamines and higher accessibility of the oligoamine to chromatin.

This cursory survey could be augmented by examples from numerous other aspects of Japanese life ranging from folklore, festivals, and family rituals to the arts and specific rice-based foods.

Expenditures ran about $6 billion each of the last two years; they are scheduled to drop to $2 billion this year, but could be augmented once the Trump administration addresses the issue.

To determine whether this partially protective immune response could be augmented to a level comparable to DNA constructs encoding for RVFV glycoproteins, several targeting sequences were cloned adjacent to the RVFV nucleoprotein (N) gene.

We suspect this proved overly cautious and could be augmented by a more encouraging look at commercial nuclear power's domestic potential.