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The principles and applications of these designer targeted endonucleases are largely applicable to nearly all genomes tested so far, although with varying efficiencies and limitations.

We developed and executed an algorithm to evaluate degree correlations between nodes separated by more than one step, which is general enough to be applicable to nearly any undirected network.

Though these results are primarily focused on the application of improved cookstoves, the need for more balance between technical and user objectives is applicable to nearly all products being designed for the developing world.

Stochastic algorithms such as evolutionary algorithms, particle swarm optimization [16, 17], and artificial bee colony converge slower than deterministic ones [18 20] though they take objective functions as black-box, which makes these algorithms applicable to nearly all kinds of antenna design problems.

AO therapy is applicable to nearly all types of mutations occurring in this rod region and is predicted to be able to transform more than 60% DMD to near-normal phenotypes or milder Becker muscular dystrophies [18] [20].

A Sony Clie T615C (Palm OS) was the device used to access the software, but all programs evaluated were also available in the Pocket PC format (thus applicable to nearly 100% of PDAs in clinical use).

Therefore, results and recommendations may not be applicable to rural areas where nearly 40% of the populations of Côte d'Ivoire live [ 27] and which are poorly equipped in material and human resources.

Applicable to other applications in the ecosystem too (Twitter, anyone?).

We believe these findings can be applicable to regions with similar socio-demographic characteristics because nearly all children in the study villages were recruited into the study.

The simulations and experiments both show that Johnson Kendall Roberts theory should not be applied to describe asperity loading, but is applicable to the case of unloading, where the deformation is nearly elastic.

These therapeutic strategies should be applicable to the majority of cancers regardless of tissue origin, as nearly all cancers suffer from a common malady, i.e. insufficient respiration with compensatory fermentation (2, 54, 55, 57).