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Despite of an addition of the IR absorbing component (which allows broadening of the absorption band to up to 800 nm) no improvement in the power conversion efficiency (PCE) is observed in comparison to the binary BHJ system (P3HT PCBM).

The advent of next generation sequencing techniques allows broadening the phylogenetic sample which will be central to our understanding how dosage compensation mechanisms evolve.

Extending the project team in DaNa2.0 with European experts allows for broadening of the existing knowledge portfolio by adding further cross-cutting topics and increasing our expertise, e.g. in the field of environmental exposure and fate.

Finally, the advent of several new high-throughput technology platforms including RNA sequencing, microRNA profiling and analysis of free circulating DNA allows substantial broadening of the variable space for multivariate model development.

It would deliver a new pluralism allowing a broadening of debate and a fertile environment for progressive reform.

The utility of using genes from the desiccation-tolerant plants lies in the prospect of finding novel ways to maintain productivity of crop plants following periods of drought by either broadening the limits of cell maintenance to encompass lower water potentials and/or repairing damage as it occurs allowing for broadening of the sensitivity range.

Regulatory body changes being introduced at the time allowed a broadening of roles undertaken by Dental Care Professionals DCPss).

In short, Cobb does not conceive of dialogue as useful primarily to convert or be converted, but rather as useful in order to transform both parties mutually, allowing for a broadening of ideas and a reimagining of each faith in order that they might better face the challenges of the modern world.

In the USA, this is allowing a dramatic broadening of genetic test menus and decreasing costs of testing.

This fact allows for broadening the scope to the fates of chemicals in microorganisms, suspensions of cells, or subcellular organelles.

Moreover, theoretically, they allow for broadening the indication of this technique to a population older than 40 years of age, in which microfracture repair alone may become less efficient compared to younger patients.