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The major contribution of the proposed method is that it generates paths in spacious environments facilitating the control of robots and thus presenting itself in a viable way for using in areas populated with multiple robots.

Although these nanostructures be usually grown by self-organized processes like the vapor liquid solid mechanism (VLS) [7] and thus presenting a high crystalline quality, some disorder is always present.

Patients discharged alive in <24 h were excluded given the improbability of having suffered any acute episode of IHD and thus presenting a high risk of misdiagnosis.

These were patients with large lesions (mean size 9.2 ± 3.4 cm), with a large area of tumour necrosis seen in three of them prior to treatment, and thus presenting a higher risk of hypoxia-induced radioresistance.

Bocharov et al. also mentioned that the TM domain is involved in a micro- to millisecond conformational exchange and found that Glu can play an important role in the dimer interaction, interacting with Thr and thus presenting a substantive chemical shift difference as a function of pH.

There are expected benefits associated with the use of NGS technologies in clinical settings for BD, by allowing, for instance, early intervention and, thus, presenting – as described by Leopold et al. – the prospect of reducing the symptomatology and diminishing the negative life consequences that are attached to this condition [ 20].

Sudden death usually occurs outside the hospital, of course, and thus presents a more difficult problem.

By the time he reached the bridge, the Belgrano was taking on a list, and Coco found the ship's captain, Hector Bonzo, trying to turn the stricken ship to port, to face the submarine and thus present a smaller target.

Pfizer will be a company worth $360bn£238bnbn) after consuming Allergan and thus presents a more substantive target than a former hedge fund manager whacking up the price of an obscure toxoplasmosis drug.

In April 2009, Sem Franssen, Genk's reserve keeper, injured himself during a training session and thus presented the interim coach, Pierre Denier, with a sizeable headache.

This market is significantly underpenetrated, and thus presents a huge opportunity.