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Glibenclamide (GBD) nanocrystals (D50 = 429 nm) were engineered by applying combined precipitation and homogenization procedures.

A proper product separation and isolation was achieved applying combined techniques including filtration, evaporation, extraction and alternatively stepwise elution chromatography or dialysis.

The electrically conducting carbon paper (porosity ∼70%) was prepared using laminated assembly of chopped carbon fiber porous preforms and applying combined paper making and composite making technique.

We suggest applying combined biological photocatalytic post treatment for azo dyes on large scale, for effective, cheap decolorization and detoxification of azo-dyes, rendering them safe enough to be discharged in the environment.

The polymers were studied in 0.2MNaCl and 0.2MNaOH in water, applying combined analytical approach comprising of complementary hydrodynamic and optical methods such as analytical ultracentrifugation, intrinsic viscosity, translation diffusion, flow birefringence and asymmetric flow field-flow fractionation (AF4) as well as standard characterization technique (SEC).

Transfection efficiencies improved under optimized conditions applying combined HV/LV square pulses using a standard universal phosphate buffer system as shown for preadipocytes (Fig. 2).

Using these force fields for mixtures by applying combining rules for the cross-wise interaction potentials does not always lead to satisfactory results.

Sekmen et al. (2014) applied combined drought and heat stress to two different cotton varieties.

Tooth contact analysis and stress analysis are applied combined with investigation of tooth bearing contact on both sides.

House's (1981) social support typology was applied combined with a body of literature on immigrant aspirations and educational success of children of immigrants.

Reallocation of impacts from wasting of food to the place waste is generated has been applied combined with conventional Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methods.