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However, EPW and CPW can result in an increase of the summer precipitation amount in the middle and upper basin, and EPC causes an increase of the spring precipitation amount, which may amplify flood risk in the basin; (2) c-ENSO regimes tend to increase the precipitation amount during spring and autumn, especially for the winter precipitation amount.

Any action on these indicators will have impact on others and feedback effect on themselves which may amplify or support the initial pulse.

Solar variability drives the Earth's environment on various time scales, and feedbacks are inherent in the Earth system, which may amplify the direct forcing effects from the Sun.

Importantly, the early cytokine responses were largely dominated by the induction of proinflammatory cytokines, which may amplify the immunopathology during early HIV infection [11], [23].

It was suggested that TRAIL may induce activation of intrinsic mitochondrial pathways, which may amplify and rescue TRAIL receptor-mediated caspase 8-initiated activation of the caspase cascade in the extrinsic pathway [37].

A recent Cochrane review has questioned the historical practice of providing long-term users with additional peri-operative steroids (which may amplify immunosuppression at time of surgery).

It is likely that intermittency may invoke flow-structure interaction with possible enhancement in load effects at related scales, which may further amplify the extremes.

Updrafts might produce condensation of moist air resulting in latent heat release which may further amplify the secondary wave.

This ensures not only the direct terminal differentiation of effector memory cells, but also the expansion of the Salmonella-specific CD8+ memory T cell compartment, which may both amplify the anti-Salmonella immune response and simultaneously ensure generation of anti-Salmonella memory for further reinfections.

Activated immune cells including neutrophils and macrophages will release cytokines, reactive oxygen species (ROS), lipid mediators, and toxic proteases, which may further amplify and contribute to any DEP-induced epithelial damage.

The Krar is a five- or six-stringed lyre from Ethiopia and Eritrea, which may be amplified.