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Thirdly, low temperature synthesis results in highly dense material, which further contributes to good connectivity.
Such complications can result in limited mobility, which further contributes to conditions such as obesity, musculoskeletal pathologies, and cardiovascular disease.
Furthermore, a new wave of takeover defenses has emerged at smaller firms, primarily among recent IPOs, in response to increased activist activity in the past decade, which further contributes to a widening governance gap between large and small firms.
In the presence of interface counter-ions, protons transfer from the OH in GO to the NBO sites in CSH, which further contributes to the polarity of the GO surface and enhances the bonding with neighboring species.
We present an assessment of the toughening mechanisms acting in antler as compared to human cortical bone, and identify an enhanced role of inelastic deformation in antler which further contributes to its (intrinsic) toughness.
The simulation study shows the increase in transconductance and decrease in parasitic capacitance, which further contributes towards a significant improvement in cut-off frequency (ft) in GME-TRC MOSFET as compared to conventional TRC and RRC MOSFETs.
Once engaged, these TLRs act rapidly via adaptor proteins to induce transcription factors for type I IFNs and other pro-inflammatory mediators, which further contribute to the development and progression of autoimmune diseases15.
"The best offset programs are those that reduce pollution at source through renewable energy or energy efficiency programs, for example". Prevention is better than cure, however, as planes also release black carbon, nitrous oxide and sulphur oxide, which further contribute to the heat-trapping greenhouse effect.
In addition, CSI is commonly obtained using limited feedback techniques which further contribute to its inaccuracy.
XRD, TEM, XPS and CO chemisorption studies revealed that ruthenium was well dispersed on TiO2 ZrO2 which further contributed to the superior catalytic activity for glycerol hydrogenolysis.
The epigenetic alterations usually result in the activation of oncogenes or inactivation of tumor suppressor genes, which further contribute to malignant cancer hallmarks.
