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It took more than a century to evolve the fossil fuel-based chemical industry; however, the bio-based polymer industry is already catching up with fossil fuel-based chemical industry, which has augmented in the last 20 years.

Our current knowledge of the exact enzymatic steps that govern Okazaki fragment maturation has heavily derived from reconstitution reactions in vitro, which have augmented genetic information, to yield current mechanistic models.

Strikingly, increased aerobic glycolysis is a hallmark of highly proliferating cells, which have augmented E2F activity.

A number of GO classifications proved to be over-represented in genes which had augmented transcript accumulation in fruit at the last stage of ripening.

That a potentially illegal act of financial manipulation could reverberate on Twitter and provoke a shift in the market reflects the degree to which social media has augmented more traditional sources of information among traders.

Similarly, the women's groups received the first-aid kits for the first time which, since established, has augmented their interaction with FCHVs for its use and replenishment.

Bałka is best known as a sculptor, but, for the last 10 years, has augmented his ashen, sombre works (which often reference human spaces and habitations) with short videos.

Khánh produced a new constitution, known as the Vũng Tàu Charter, which would have augmented his personal power at the expense of the already-limited Minh.

We used FiO2 1.0, which might have augmented the pulmonary vasodilatory effect associated with THAM.

To visualise the impact of this parameter on the result, we have in addition to the probabilistic sensitivity analysis included two sensitivity scenarios in which we have augmented and decreased the costs by 50%.

Lately, though, Zverev has augmented his team.