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The nano-composites investigated in this work provide both a viable enhancement mechanism with greater thermal stability and an experimental benchmark for theoretic work on silicide inclusions in Si/Ge matrix.

"Swift's voice on 1989 doesn't simply stand for the freedom Swift feels as a young woman with enough clout to break the mold that made her so commercially viable; its enhancement is that freedom".

Partial response (PR) was defined as at least a 30% decrease in the sum of the diameters of viable (contrast enhancement in the arterial phase) target lesions, taking as a reference the baseline sum of the diameters of target lesions.

In one study [59], most patients showed marked irregularity at the treatment boundary, that was best appreciated on T1w images after i.v. administration of contrast material, with areas of enhancement (viable tissue) interposed between non-enhancing low-signal-intensity regions (necrosis) [18].

So, our results suggest that substitutional impurities are the best viable option for enhancement of desired electronic properties of GNFs.

Detailed fluorescence emission studies on L2 and L5 in the presence of different cation inputs showed that L5 having N4 donor sets bearing three p-methoxy benzyl units attached to the three nitrogen centers involving photoinduced electron transfer process is a viable candidate for enhancement of fluorescence with Cu II) input.

The viable areas show enhancement after the administration of gadolinium.

A study using FDG and 13 NH3 PET and MRI showed that MRI can depict areas of non-transmural enhancement in viable areas of PET due to higher spatial resolution [60].

Extensive structural characterization emerged critical in demonstrating that the incorporation of such polar aprotic solvents is a viable approach for the enhancement and modulation of textural properties such as surface areas and pore sizes without the use of expensive templates.

Decoration of a solar cell with Ag NPs has been successfully used in thin film silicon solar cells [19, 20], showing a proof of concept in a well-understood type of solar cell and that this is a viable route to performance enhancement.

The features most commonly used to identify remaining viable tissue are tissue enhancement and nodular growth on serial images (Fig. 4).