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Dr. Brown studied these possible brightening agents, and then discovered that the outer chrome coating became more resistant to corrosion if it was made highly porous.

Many people would be made highly irritable by the constant inability of democratic politics to get its act together.

Screenings could be made highly accurate once the church opens it files so that perpetrators' records and patterns of behavior could be compared against complaints.

One answer is just the sheer number of people scaling the peaks, which are made highly accessible by cable cars that lift mountaineers to nosebleed heights.

The O.E.C.D. argued that money used to rescue euro area countries needed to be made highly conditional to ensure that countries actually overhauled their finances.

But through the use of irrigation, drainage, and fertilization, even some of these soils have been made highly productive for special crops of vegetables, potatoes, and cranberries.

There are advantages to using a laser light source: (1) The light from lasers can be made highly monochromatic (light of essentially one "colour"—i.e., composed of a very narrow range of frequencies).

Their major diagnostic advantage is that they can be made highly specific to particular cancer cell receptors, for example, HER2.

A major development was the discovery that steel could be made highly resistant to corrosion and discoloration by adding metallic chromium to form stainless steel.

Antibodies are attractive drugs as they can be made highly specific for their target and often with few side effects.

On basis of the BI-RADS classification an objective comparability and statement of diagnosis could be made highly significant.