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Writers, artists and musicians were found to have a smaller corpus callosum, which may augment their creativity by allowing each side of their brain to develop its own specialisation.
Dynein malfunction by DYNC1I1 knockdown decreases mitochondrial motility (Fig. 4), which may augment mitochondrial pathology.
More work is needed to verify the extent to which such benefits are realisable, which may augment the advantages offered by small increases in classification performance.
We discuss commonly used, traditional geotechnical methods and present an overview of recent remote sensing applications which may augment or be used as alternatives.
One possible advantage of aggressive tumour resection is a rapid reduction in oncological burden which may augment the effect of adjuvant chemotherapy.
Results indicate variable asymmetry among the different vessel shapes (i.e., bottles, jars, etc)., which may augment and strengthen studies and discussion of vessel form.
Furthermore, our secondary survey detected small but statistically significant A180 upregulation in females relative to males, which may also augment spectral discrimination of male coloration.
Our present observations suggest AGEs could stimulate the release of DPP-4 from HUVECs via RAGE-mediated ROS generation, which may further augment the AGE-RAGE signaling to EC damage through the interaction with M6P/IGF-IIR.
This is assumed to establish a 'first-pass' model of that system's topology, which may be augmented by considering other factors such as degree sequence [23], degree correlation [25], modularity [26] and other properties.
The institutional biosafety officer and building engineer typically assist in providing this orientation, some of which may be augmented by training videos.
Despite significant neurological deficits, most patients experience at least some degree of spontaneous recovery [ 1], which may be augmented by therapeutic intervention [ 2].
