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Underneath, a re-engineered version of Land Rover's air suspension system pairs with some new aluminum chassis components.

This release presents a re-engineered implementation of the code using the new MATLAB object-oriented programming.

The idea was to see if a re-engineered version of the beautiful game could be a useful tool to engage men with weight loss and support them to beat obesity.

This MK pathway was a re-engineered version of β-oxidation designed to overproduce β-ketoacyl-CoAs and involved overexpression of the fadM thioesterase gene.

A re-engineered toxin comprised of PA and a fusion chimera LF/Pseudomonas exotoxin (FP59) is a promising choice for tumor cell surface targeting.

This week, Leapfrog unveiled Leapster Explorer, a re-engineered, Flash-based edition of one of its most established educational gadgets.

The plant gene amorphadiene synthase (ADS) was introduced into a re-engineered native biochemical pathway of S. cerevisiae to achieve a high yield of artemisinin with low resource consumption.

The 2018 Accord's sporty look is backed by a re-engineered chassis made up of 29percentt ultra high-strength steel, making it 24percentt stronger in bending regidity and 32percentt stronger in torsional rigidity than before.

The goal is to reduce exhaust gas emissions by reducing fuel oil consumption through consideration of a re-engineered ship propulsion system.

The chips, which were developed under the code name Penryn, use a re-engineered transistor that is about half the size of its predecessor.

In an attempt to improve progress towards MDG 4 and 5 as well as other disease burdens, South Africa recently introduced a re-engineered Primary Health Care PHCC) strategy, which has led to the development of a national CHW programme.