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Many of the techniques used in current applications derive from operations designed to either lesion portions of the brain or implant devices such as deep brain-stimulating electrodes.

However, the best mAbs for clinical applications derive from natural human antibodies generated as a result of the in vivo immune response because they i) are products of the human and not animal repertoire, and ii) are of human origin, thus minimizing the risks of reactivity against self-antigens.

We thus opted to compare our method to phasing-based estimates derived from the application of the BEAGLE phaser [ 18] to our data.

Zenit will use the development of solar cell systems as an example of sustainable products and applications derived from the former three themes.

It is mainly concerned with having a high-level framework to be used for metamodeling of self-adptiveness and integration of applications deriving from several interoperable application domains.

The emerging mesoporous silicon nanowires (MPSiNWs) open a new door to develop the wide applications derived from the enhanced surface areas and quantum confinement effect [22].

Further research regarding potential applications derived from the high content of cellulose (responsible for the slow decomposition of the biomass in the soil) and the extraction of nutrients for the production of inorganic fertilizer is needed.

High-performance ionic polysulfones for advanced applications, derived from chloromethylated polysulfones and tertiary amines, i.e., N,N-dimethylbutylamine, were synthesized by a two-step polycondensation reaction and analyzed by the conductometric method.

An inventory of recent structural solutions in FRP is included, followed by a discussion on architectural FRP applications derived from the architectural practice of the author and of other pioneers.

The science of genetics is built on Gregor Mendel's work on peas; Barbara McClintock discovered transposable elements-- jumping gelements-- jumpingng on maizelements-- jumping"RNA interference" and its potential therapeutic applications derives from early studies of cosuppression in transgenes --whilepetunias.

In other parts of Promega's expansive campus, scientists are scribbling on whiteboards in pursuit of fresh applications derived from the genome.