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The findings suggest that grain refinement can be effectively achieved by applying forced convection with localized cooling to create a low fraction solid of secondary nuclei in the melt prior to pouring and casting.
The orientations of the branches of the pinnate lateral well are less sensitive than the branch numbers and this indicates that more gas recovery efficiency can be effectively achieved by drilling more branches but not by varying the branch orientations.
The enhanced productivity in chickpea can be effectively achieved by developing its high-yielding (increased seed size/weight) durable stress-tolerant improved varieties.
The purpose of this study was to examine if rapid detection and characterization of a viral agent could be effectively achieved by HTS using a platform that has become readily available in general biology laboratories.
The fabrication of hierarchical structures was effectively achieved by combining photolithography and LIL techniques.
Constant voltage control is effectively achieved by employing a cascaded three-level H-bridge inverter with controllable output voltage.
The reduction in the number of active diodes during optimization was effectively achieved by shortening the wavelength interval for the optimization search.
Regeneration of the zeolite media filter in the pilot process, between iron and manganese removal cycles, was effectively achieved by contacting the zeolite media on 10%% of a commercial NaCl solution.
Direct hydroxylation of aromatic compounds was effectively achieved by using a newly developed Pd membrane reactor in which the Pd membrane is thin enough (ca. 1 μm) to allow permeation of hydrogen below 500 K.
The results reported here suggest that the control of infection was effectively achieved by DNA-prime/Protein-boost based vaccination in a sustained manner.
Accordingly, immune activation against immunogenic tumours has been effectively achieved by administration of tumour-pulsed DC after syngeneic BMT (Kapelushnik et al, 1993; Asavaroengchai et al, 2002, 2004), where lymphopenia alleviates the requirement for exogenous administration of immune-stimulatory cytokines.
