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As we know, MWCNTs have large specific surface area and CDs have electrical conductivity, which were benefited to build the composite modified electrode.

We looked for small and micro cap mining companies, which were benefiting from a rising raw material price.

Last July, analysts at JPMorgan said premium car sales would start stabilizing before their midmarket counterparts in Europe, which were benefiting from temporary scrapping incentives.

Compound twin has the smallest detwinning resistance, which is benefited from its tiny twinning shear (0.0277) and stepped twin interface.

Glc-As achieved superior high C2H6 adsorption capacity of 7.98 mmol/g at 288 K and 1 bar, which was benefited from the abundant micropores.

The sensing surface area and electronic transmission rate were increased, which was benefited from the distribution property of MGO/β-CD@AuNPs.

During the charge and discharge of lithium sulfur batteries, high Li ion storage performance can be achieved on the composite electrode, which was benefited from both the aligned CNT structure and the polymer barrier.

However, the nGO-PEG suspension remained stable for at least 3 months under the same conditions (Figure 2A inset 2), suggesting that covalent PEGylation enhanced the stability of nGO, which was benefited to its storage and bioapplication.

One bright spot is manufacturing, which is benefiting from the depreciating rand.

It extends all the way to conventional geothermal systems, some of which are benefiting from EGS research.

China continued to be a big area of strength, and Indonesia, which is benefiting from high coal prices and strong construction growth, also contributed to Caterpillar's gains.