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The regeneration project is ongoing with plans to add a striking new landmark this autumn, the Sound Tower, which will amplify the sounds of the wind and the sea.

As a coastal state, Texas will be impacted by sea level rise, which will amplify current storms risks in places like Houston, while the state will also suffer from growing temperatures and up to 4,500 additional heat-related deaths per year.

Seismic waves are modified when they propagate through the soil strata as resonance between the soil strata and the seismic waves, which will amplify certain frequencies.

The other obvious changes are the increase of occupied minority-spin d yz states in both Fe12Co4/MgO and Fe10Co6/MgO and the decrease of unoccupied minority-spin ( {d}_{x^2-{y}^2} ) states, which will amplify the positive value of 〈xz|L z |yz〉 and diminish the negative value of 〈yz|L x |x 2−y 2−y

AQAMA requires one forward and one reverse primer which will amplify the target sequence independent from the methylation status, as those forward and reverse primer sets do not contain any CpG.

Sometimes piglets are mixed at weaning, which will amplify the stress by fights that will last until a social rank is established [ 46].

Leftwich didn't look completely healthy throughout the game, which will only amplify the calls for Charlie Batch that were already coming out of the Steel City.

Note that both the ξ operation and the constraint operation in (10) use l 2-norm operations which will generally amplify the effect of outliers so that the estimates DOAs become biased or erroneous unless the distortions is properly suppressed or compensated.

To avoid this resulting in misidentifying heterozygous clones as homozygous, we performed an additional 2nd PCR using a primer internal to the deleted region, which will only amplify wild type alleles (Fig.  5b and c).

Therefore, understanding the role of signaling in ischemia-reperfusion induced injury (IRI) holds the potential for the development of novel therapeutic strategies for its prevention, perhaps even at a time point before other events like the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS), the perturbation of Ca2+ homeostasis or inflammatory responses occur, which will greatly amplify the damage.

The higher relative fold-change observed by QPCR for the Prnp gene compared to that detected in the micro-array experiment is related to the location of the used primers in exon 2 and in exon 3 of the PrP-encoding gene respectively, which will not amplify the retro-transcribed RNA expressed by the invalidated locus.