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Chemical looping combustion (CLC), which utilizes active lattice oxygen provided by an oxygen carrier (OC) for fuel oxidation in the absence of O2 was, for the first time, proposed as a promising pattern for disposing plastic waste.

A functional MRI scan, for example, detected a promising pattern of neural responses to spoken language, says Schiff.

These results suggest that RF may be a promising pattern recognition method for E-tongues.

The genetically distant subgroups of indica and japonica have been suggested as a promising heterotic pattern for hybrid rice breeding (Cheng et al. 2007a).

Consistently, the ability to activate BK channels by exogenous compounds is considered as a promising pharmacodynamic pattern for the potential treatment of several pathologies.

A promising approach for conductive patterns with high efficiency for flexible electronics was developed by direct-writing, silver(I) solution (silver nitrate, acetate silver, etc).

Chromosome mapping appears to be a promising method for identifying patterns among genes.

Resistance to ultraviolet radiation provides a promising hypothesis for geographic patterns of pigmentation among African populations.

HCI patterns are a promising approach for representing solutions for reoccurring design problems in an abstract, machine processable format which can be used to improve the model-based development of user interfaces, while still having a lack of formalization, organization and tool support.

The experimental results of the new modeling approach indicate that the new IFCF is a promising method for two-class pattern recognition problems.

Over-expression of these proteins have been related to renal dysfunction and probably, PTGDS, to the development of CA. The detection and confirmation of this proteins pattern represent a promising tool for a better understanding of potential nephrotoxicity induced by drugs overuse and may enhance awareness related to the MOH-associated risks, even in absence of clinical symptoms.