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Although these technologies offer great promise for patient with cardiac failure, in-vitro differentiation protocols are not optimised and currently produce cell populations with high phenotypic heterogeneity.

This geometry is not optimised and a dynamic simulation program has been written to determine how far from optimal the design is and also whether an alternative design of finned tubes offer advantages.

The components used in the air-cycle demonstrator were not optimised and considerable potential exists for efficiency improvements, possibly to the point where the air-cycle system could rival the efficiency of the standard vapour-cycle system at part-load operation, which represents the biggest proportion of operating time for most units.

They often have under insulated tanks and are not optimised as integrated systems.

J-values were extracted directly from the splittings in the spectrum, and are not optimised.

Recent developments in portable analytical instrumentation have made this more accessible to heritage institutions, but many commercial systems are not optimised for the specific requirements of manuscripts and works on paper.

This also leads to an immediately testable prediction from our model: Wild-type cells are not optimised for yield, but for growth rate and it is possible to obtain cells with increased cell yield from artificial evolution experiments designed to avoid (or minimise) cell-cell competition.

The difficulties associated with introducing ART are well known: there is no eradication of the virus, therefore treatment is lifelong; adherence lapses occur; drug formulations are not optimised; drug toxicities are frequent; drug-drug interactions complicate management and drug resistance requires special attention.

These platforms are not optimised for the mobile generation or for immediacy.

As with Sigfox's network, the idea here is that normal cellular networks today are not optimised for IoT deployments.

But the restriction to a certain disease often hampers their wide spread use since they are not optimised for clinical workflow.