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Therefore, the presented method provides an alternative computationally advantageous tool for the design of inflatable dams.

The rheological characterization of ceramic pastes is illustrated as an advantageous tool in the development of easily extrudable materials.

In addition, the gene clusters responsible for enzymatic reactions (or reaction cascades) in natural product biosynthesis could be an advantageous tool for computers, potentially making combined chemical and enzymatic routes more common in near future.

The FBM is intended to be an advantageous tool in early stage field development of gas and gas condensate reservoirs, where the effect of well spacing, number of wells, and optimum well production sequence are important unknowns.

Based on all published literature and experience through the years, it is shown that advances in techniques, materials, design and automation have made the fluid jet not only a viable tool, but also an overwhelmingly advantageous tool for a wide variety of industrial applications.

This makes GRNN a very advantageous tool to perform predictions.

This reduced alloreactive potential along with strong effector function upon receptor RNA engineering makes CD8+ memory and EBV-specific T cells advantageous tools in adoptive immunotherapy after allogeneic transplantation.

Research in the past two decades has shown that the unique and highly tunable structural, photophysical, photochemical and redox properties of Ru II) polypyridine complexes are advantageous tools for implementing a light-induced response in molecular devices and machines.

"That's where mass spectrometers are, I would argue, one of the single most advantageous tools, because with a single analyzer you can detect a wide array of compounds," says Girguis.

To reveal the molecular pathways behind growth and differentiation of hESCs, efficient genetic engineering techniques are advantageous tools for controlled expression of key regulatory genes or to introduce fluorescent reporter genes such as enhanced green fluorescent protein (eGFP).

Two features of these fundamental chemistry studies set the diazeniumdiolate ions apart as advantageous tools for investigating the chemical biology of NO: In contrast to other NO donors, they require no redox activation, releasing NO at repeatable first-order rates on simple dissolution in buffered aqueous fluids, cell culture media, or organ baths.