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This indicates that the spatial distribution of the peptides in the VTX nanopeptamer allows attainment of a similar avidity interaction with the immobilized IC than that achieved with the streptavidin or the phage display.

This composite concept may allow attainment of combinations of strength and energy absorption capacity that cannot be accessed by either foams or lattice structures alone.

In this regard, recent studies challenge the concept of VO2max after modifications to the test protocol allowed attainment of different VO2max values [25].

The anisotropy readings were recorded after 1 h incubation at 4°C to allow attainment of equilibrium.

This intravascular cooling system allowed attainment of a target temperature of 33°C fairly rapidly and maintenance of MIH steadily over a period of 36 hours in all patients.

Patients at high risk for atherosclerosis intolerant to statin therapy, in whom mipomersen may be a treatment alternative allowing attainment of treatment goals.

In a landmark clinical study, Holzer and coworkers [ 1] reported that external cooling using packs of ice allowed attainment of the target temperature of 33°C in only 30% of patients hospitalized after cardiac arrest.

Fitnesses were calculated from titers during a continuous serial transfer, 1 and 2 h after phage were added to the first culture to allow attainment of an approximate stable age distribution of infections.

An air-assisted atomizer allows the attainment of fine droplets with relatively low velocity toward the substrate.

The correct balance between chemical composition and spatial organization of reinforcement systems allows the attainment of an ideal compromise between mechanical response and bioactive potential, facilitating the development of composite scaffolds for bone tissue engineering applications.

This not only helps balance the heat generation rate along the reactor with the heat removal capabilities but it allows the attainment of very high conversion of one or more reagents while maintaining high reactor productivity.