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Biomimetic organic inorganic hybrid bioscaffolds are developed to complement or replace damaged fragments in bone tissue surgery.

New control concepts are developed to complement the existing control model and achieve asymptotic (and string) stability.

Moreover, the growing number of annotations extrapolated from sequence similarity is prone to errors [ 6- 8], hence, new bioinformatics methods are developed to complement traditional sequence homology-based methods.

As ensuring optimal compliance with guidelines is a primary concern for developers [ 7- 11]; the Needs Assessment Tool Progressive Disease -- CaNATr (NAT: PD-C) was developed to complement the Guidelines[ 6].

To this end, a RH panel (AL8/78-DGRH1 AL8/78-DGRH1enome ofore. theschii accession 'AL8/78' [ 15] was developed to complement ofgoing efforts by the members of InternAeional Wheat Genome Sequencing Consortium (IWGSC) toward development of a complete physical map (http://avena.pw.usda.gov/RHmapping/, htauschiiw.wheaccessionorg/) of Ae. tauschii accession AL8/78 and ultimately bread wheat.

Online climate smart decision tools have also been developed to complement the work of CSF Extension Team members.

Both codes were developed to complement the Runge Kutta semi-lagrangian multi-water-bag code GMWB3D-SLC described in [1].

The Sheffield hybrid fixator (SHF) was developed to complement and extend the use of current monolateral fixation systems.

This course was developed to complement a DataFlow course and to teach DataFlow researchers about issues of importance for promotion of their results with a commercial potential.

A mathematical model was developed to complement experimental measurements, as well as to describe ultrasonic fields existing in regions where measurements are impossible, specifically, within microporous tissue engineering scaffolds.

In this paper, the web-based learning environment Learn2Control is presented which has been developed to complement classical teaching methods in the control engineering education at Technische Universität Dortmund.