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Additional sensitivity could be achieved by structuring the sensor to operate in near-IR wavelengths where the bulk RI sensitivities are higher, although the optics and instrumentation could be potentially more challenging.
The temporal handling of information is achieved by structuring the information in different interpretation contexts, linked to each other through an inference mechanism which obtains interpretations that are consistent with the original temporal information.
Strong binding between the peptide-based inhibitor to the receptor can be achieved by structure modification of the existing natural amino acids.
It has been shown that relaxing or inverting coenzyme specificity of NAD(P H-dependent enzymes can be achieved by structure-insP H-dependentenzymes
Improvement of such physicochemical properties has been achieved by structure optimization or prodrug approaches.
Recent progress towards artificial DNA binding proteins has been achieved by structure-based design processes and by selection strategies.
A higher expression yield of CBH was achieved by structure-guided SCHEMA recombination [ 107] and a 4.5-fold increased Saccharomycopsis fibuligera BGl1 production was realized by the simultaneous overexpression of native S. cerevisiae PSE1 (encoding for a karyopherin) and SOD1 (encoding for a superoxide dismutase).
Regarding the materials for PBG structures, the periodic modulation of the dielectric constant can be achieved by periodically structuring a dielectric.
Moreover, for some conditions damping level necessary to suppress flutter is too high and cannot be achieved by the structure itself.
Some of the most remarkable improvements in the cycle life of Li-S batteries could be achieved by nano-structuring of the sulfur/carbon (S/C) cathode material.
Every step of the care process in radiation oncology requires knowledge in the management of cancer and certain benign disease, radiobiology, medical physics, and radiation safety that can only be achieved by systematic and structured training.
