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See related research by Castillo et al., Del Castillo and coworkers [ 1] recently reported an interesting prospective study in which they collected information related to circuit life in 122 critically ill children treated with continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT).

This opens up a very interesting prospective for electrical or optical manipulations28 with the excited-state magnetic moments of Eu3+ in GaN, which is not feasible with Gd for example since the magnetic moment of Gd cannot be easily switched off.

These results open up interesting prospective for the local controlled delivery of genetic material into the eye.

Even more interesting, prospective data will allow us to determine whether changes in functioning systematically lead to less demanding or challenging personal goals, and subsequent recalibration of ratings of progress toward goal attainment.

With the strong evidence for VEGF as a prognostic parameter (Table 3) and the potential ability to follow LM patients with serial VEGF determinations, VEGF appears to be an interesting candidate for prospective evaluation in further clinical studies of LM.

Nevertheless, the high lipophilicity of C8 should be an interesting option for its prospective clinical development, considering the possibility of local administration (intra-articular infiltration).

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Production of high value-added materials from residual streams originating from renewable feedstock is an interesting possibility, which has the prospective of becoming an integral part of existing pulp mills and lignocellulosic biorefineries.

The neurogenic gene Delta-1 is expressed in an interesting rostro-caudal pattern along the prospective spinal cord of the chick embryo (Fig. 1A,B).

Although the current study observed an interesting phenomenon, it needs to be confirmed in a randomized prospective study.