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Computational studies provide an important complement to experimental measurements and allow a more extensive probe of parameter space.

From the results obtained in this study, it is concluded that the multiple matrix cracks in the glass textile-reinforced mortar allow a more extensive stress redistribution that makes this material a promising solution for the out-of-plane strengthening of masonry walls.

"This strategic investment and partnership will further accelerate the software-defined data center, and will allow a more extensive automation and orchestration solution across infrastructure and application elements for VMware-based private and public clouds, physical infrastructures, OpenStack and Amazon Web Services".

Transposons do not only extend the application of insertional mutagenesis to any tissue of choice, but also allow a more extensive and unbiased coverage of the genome, can be designed to selectively activate or inactivate genes, and are highly amenable to temporal and spatial control.

9 Resources for the current study did not allow a more extensive cortisol sampling protocol, given the extensive follow-up measurements.

The energy landscape along C-diffusion pathways from bulk to surface is constructed allowing a more extensive characterization of the diffusion pathways between surface and subsurface.

This allows a more extensive hepatic resection, and reduces the rates of post-operative complications including liver dysfunction [ 29].

Furthermore, the SN biopsy allows a more extensive and focused search for metastases in one or two nodes, in contrast to the present limited analysis of the multiple lymph nodes from a complete dissection.

While pooling of biological replicates does not allow for statistical comparison, it does produce sufficient sample and increases the likelihood of identifying proteins that are otherwise undetectable (low abundance) in individual samples, therefore allowing a more extensive proteomic coverage of the disease's heterogeneity.

Along with the recently published plastid genomes of two strains of the raphidophyte H. akashiwo [ 46]) and the xanthophyte V. litorea [ 47], the complete sequences of the E. siliculosus and F. vesiculosus plastid genomes presented here significantly increase the number and diversity of heterokont plastid genomes available, allowing a more extensive comparison of these genomes.

Unfortunately, the gallery's space doesn't really allow for a more extensive account of his doings, especially past projects having to do with architecture.