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However, unlike energy trapping wherein increasing the power input increases temperature-peak heights, increasing the gas-phase ammonia concentration broadens the adsorbate profile due to the equilibrium limitations on ammonia adsorption.

Similar observations have been reported, wherein increasing the ratio of tertiary amines to gold-salt resulted in a decrease in time for observable gold nanoparticle synthesis using PAMAM succinamic acid dendrimers.

Reduction in hyaluronic acid synthesis goes in unison with blood survival assay wherein, increased susceptibility to phagocytosis was observed.

Modern studies confirm a thermoregulatory function involving surface microcirculation, wherein increased skin blood flow in subpapillary tissue layers effectively conducts away heat [39, 40].

The pathological role of necrotic cell death in TB has been demonstrated elegantly in the zebrafish model, wherein increased production of LXA4 (an inducer of necrosis) resulted in reduced host resistance to mycobacterial infection [65].

The decrease in acid value affects the improvement of penetration, softening point test, and rheological performance test, wherein increased failure temperature is achieved at 70 °C for treated WCO compared with the untreated WCO at 64 °C.

The incubation of HAECs exposure to HG resulted in a fibroblast-like phenotype, wherein increased microfilamentation and a roughened endoplasmic reticulum structure were observed in the cytoplasm.

Lamszuz et al (2000) noted a strong correlation between meningioma histological grade and VEGF expression, wherein increased VEGF expression was linked to higher WHO grades.

Song and colleagues reported similar findings in squamous cell lung carcinomas wherein increased expression of cholinergic receptors and ligands were a result of direct ligand-receptor interaction [ 22].

More recently ADE-like phenomenon was observed in Pseudomonas aeruginosa wherein increased severity of respiratory infections was found to be associated with elevated levels of IgG2 against the bacterial O antigen [ 22].

To the best of our knowledge, improvement of any agronomic yield was reported only in one instance in soybean [ 14], wherein increased leaf and pod dry weight resulting in a 48% increase in grain yield by nano-iron oxide treatment was reported.