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These are the 10 manufactured products that represent a better alternative of specialization for the country and that, consistent with the idea of selective industrial policy, should be subjects of state support.

Sozhamannan et al. suggested that applying a combination of two different phages (γ and AP50c) with different lytic spectra may be a better alternative for therapy of anthrax, phage-based diagnostics, and disinfection of areas contaminated with anthrax bacilli [ 66].

IT IS a country founded on the rule of law, as a better alternative to the rule of mad King George.

As a result, we found that MEP and pre-exponential term of MEP can provide a better alternative for the prediction of drop size distribution.

Use of induced-pluripotent stem cells is a better alternative to conventional tests of toxicology and drug research, since they provide an environment that is more similar to human physiological conditions.

The in-house PCR method is cost effective (~ 20.0% of Roche assay) and hence could be a better alternative for routine diagnosis of genital infection by C. trachomatis to facilitate improved screening and treatment management.

On the other hand, the use of allogeneic block graft harvested from the same species represents a better alternative to the use of autogenous block bone.

They predicted that GDEM would provide a better alternative to SRTM because of the higher resolution, fewer missing data, and better topographic representation.

This is clearly a better alternative to the strategy of "inspect all packets, or drop packets randomly" that is currently being implemented in IDS software solutions.

We demonstrate that in these cases the β−kd parameterization provides a better alternative to the use of a constant scaling or the φ parameterization.

Table 8 shows that the products that represent a better alternative for the sophistication of Colombian production are mainly chemical products (sulfonamides, cellulose acetate, chemical products for photography, glycosides and other compounds).