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The conclusions can be exploited to guide the design of solar cells based on a grating structure.

NMR can also be used to provide spatially resolved information about the binding site and orientation of the fragment hits that can be exploited to guide structure-based elaboration of these low-affinity start-points toward more potent and drug-like lead candidates.

However, in anatomical settings the expected shapes of features of interest can be exploited to guide estimation in a very helpful manner.

This projection is then used to visualize the tree space and expose structure that can be exploited to guide the searches of common, but computationally expensive, methods.

Aspects of biological networks, such as robustness, can be exploited to guide network elucidation [ 6, 7] and reveal pathways critical to the body's response to toxin exposure.

The use of experimental restrains (but not necessarily the target structure) is being exploited to guide the simulation.

These resonances can be exploited to concentrate randomly polarized sunlight or to effectively couple it to guided and diffracted modes.

Presented results can be exploited to study the performance and suitability of different multi-channel MAC approaches for different wireless applications and to guide system design.

Identification of the underlying signaling mechanism could guide the engineering of ABACUS sensors with increased stability of expression and potentially be exploited to engineer ABA signaling sensors whose intensity is ABA responsive.

This is in contrast to using data from both the PICO portions and criteria, since the latter can be best exploited to guide the parameter fitting in the refinement step.

In an effort to develop this methodology for profiling various 2OG oxygenases from different cell types, the Ugi four-component reaction was exploited to enable empirically guided optimisation of probes for specific tasks by enabling the modular assembly of probe scaffolds with a diverse set of photoreactive groups, detection handles and inhibitor attachment points [139].