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The photovoltaic efficiency under AM1.5 of these new dyes, although not optimized, ranges from 0.2% until 2.3%.

Although not optimized, a selected inhibitor was effective in attenuating type I collagen hydrolysis in a surrogate assay of bone resorption.

Although not optimized for the yield, these reactions for the formation of the xylosylated products starting with Arundo biomass are of interest for enlarging the portfolio of pentose-specific conversion/utilization technologies (Dumon et al. [2012]).

Note that the proposed design, although not optimized to minimize the mean square error of the channel estimation, ensures that the noise characteristics in (33) will not be changed when H ̂ [ 1 ] is post-multiplied by Z H (i.e., inverse DFT transformation).

It is designed for easier implementations of 2D dynamic visualizations but it also supports 3D rendering, although not optimized.

When compared to Motion JPEG, the proposed codec (although currently not optimized for speed) exhibits similar encoding time but offers superior compression performance.

We note that although PSIPRED was not optimized for peptides, the resulting fragment libraries showed in practice good coverage of the peptide conformational space (in concordance with a recent report by Vanhee et al. that most peptide-protein interactions can be represented by fragment sets derived from single, non-related monomer structures [17]).

Although this methodology is not optimized for investigation of low level viral populations, which would require viral read depths of over 10,000, it is still possible to observe dominant or high level single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).

The 3D points, although not explicitly optimized, can be reconstructed based on the optimized camera poses at any time.

Although the new design is not optimized, experimental evidence shows that it can significantly reduce cracking near a sleeve split.

Although not yet optimized, the device is very promising, being able to recover, in average, 10% of the lost vapor, which is comparable with other available technologies.