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Sustainable development in the cement industry can be achieved by producing CKD based CLSM as it reduces the use of cement and consumes a co-generated product.

Increased immunogenicity of vaccinating proteins lacking carbohydrate chains (e.g., core and matrix viral proteins) can be achieved by producing fusion proteins with glycoproteins carrying multiple α-gal epitopes, such as gp120 of HIV or hemagglutinin of influenza virus.

And this can be achieved by producing relatively stable clusters and by the ability of clustering method to maintain the current cluster structure stable as much as possible.

Finally, metabolic tolerance to osmotic stress can be achieved by producing small metabolites [ 38].

This must be achieved by producing more food from the same area of available land while reducing environmental impact (Godfray et al. 2010).

A machine part, for example, may be made to appear to slow down or stop; the effect is achieved by producing illumination in very short, brilliant bursts that always occur when the moving part is in the same phase of its motion.

For most denominations, bullion parity was achieved by producing the coins in a gold or silver alloy.

Unbiased sampling was achieved by producing 43 random points within the study area using Hawth's Tools [35] in ArcGIS 9.2 (ESRI© Inc., USA) and placing a camera within 5-meters of the nearest road or trail to each point, ensuring that the view included the area from the camera to the road/trail and an equal area at the other side.

Most reported biodegradations of parathion-methyl were achieved by producing pNP and dimethyl thiophosphate (DMTP), but there were also reports of different metabolic pathways.

The transition into male-pollinator attraction was achieved by producing increased amounts and different double-bond varieties of alkenes, since female bees produce large amounts of alkenes in specific patterns of double-bond positions [ 31].

This is achieved by producing infertile tillers and by storing N as nitrate, amino acids, amides and soluble proteins in various organs, tissues and organelles of fertile shoots (Millard, 1988).