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Spending was estimated at $15 million to $20 million, which could be increased significantly next year.

Other parameters investigated were the stirring rate and the suspension density, which could be increased through solvent removal by SFEE.

The overall modest neutralization activity of m43 is likely due to the limited binding of m43 to functional Envs which could be increased by antibody engineering if needed.

The results also indicate that the activity of Co3O4 for oxidation of toluene depends on the quantity and nucleophilicity of surface oxygen species, which could be increased by the irregular surface morphology and the introduction of sodium.

It indicated that the surface modification of the cellulose microgels houses by using alginate based hydrogel exhibited more controlled release of L. plantarum cells, which could be increased to 5.80 × 108 cfu/mL at 360 min.

Our results show that a robust process could be developed with a juice yield of 82.5% which could be increased to 97.0% with an additional mild thermal pretreatment (40 °C for 3 min).

The watchdog highlighted further practices which could be increasing repair costs to not-at-fault drivers' cars, including agreements between insurers and repairers to charge higher labour rates.

StatDev depicts a continuous drop in derivative which could be increasing mobility features away from the well which can be seen from the well log in Fig. 8; however, there is no available geological information on increasing thickness away from the well.

Continued spreading would lead to a widening gap or "window" in the subducting plate through which there could be increased flow of magma The implications of this for Siletzia were first shown by and (following the pioneering work by ).

Erusalimsky and Moncada [ 18] have also suggested that one consequence of NO-mediated inhibition of respiration is to divert O2 to non-mitochondrial O2-requiring targets, which themselves could be increased in response to hypoxia and/or other pathological conditions.

The fund is an "initial" $100 million, which implies it could be increased or be topped up over time.