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With this method, the agent system evolves in its structure, which facilitates more accurate responses.

The crystal plane with the lower elastic modulus can lead to larger pressed volume, which facilitates more deformation in silicon matrix and higher hillock.

The main advantage of such decomposition lies in that part of the resampling procedure can be implemented in parallel, which facilitates more efficient calculation.

In this sense, the differential of the method proposed in this paper is the retrieval of similar content from the previous knowledge base, which facilitates more productive interactions for the acquisition of common-sense and inferentialist knowledge for new concepts.

X-ray diffraction studies indicate the Mg substitution enlarges the inter-layer space which facilitates more effective lithium-ion insertion/extraction; cyclic voltammetry (CV) tests consistently show an increased ion diffusion coefficient (DLi).

L.A. has boasted more art schools than any other city for decades, which facilitates more inter-generational dialogue and collaboration.

After the treatment, the MG anode is endowed with chemically bonded SEI layers and exposed edge planes both of which facilitate more efficient Li diffusion, especially during charging (lithiation) processes.

Owing to the smaller and better distributed Pt nanoparticles which facilitated more active sites for reaction, the Pt-loaded NRGO photocatalytically generated H2 gas ten times higher than that of Pt-loaded RGO when coupled with photoactive graphitic carbon nitride (g-C3N4).

This effect is confounded, since bisulfite treatment of DNA converts unmethylated C to T, rendering the "bisulfite genome" with reduced complexity, which facilitating more multiply mapped probes.

This has been attributed to the organisation of care in key centres, and development of national and international clinical trials which facilitate more rapid knowledge and refinements of new protocols.

Using large-core biopsy needles in CT-guided percutaneous transthoracic needle biopsies (PTNB) may be advantageous in terms of larger specimens, which facilitate more extensive histopathological, immunohistochemical, and molecular examination of tumor tissue.