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For this pilot study, University of Guelph researchers will compile and analyse the data though in the future data collected in previous years will be made available to teachers and students so that they might be further incorporated into their classroom activities.

Indeed, the results of the reaction order of hexose sugars indicated that glucose can be incorporated at site(s) where galactose cannot and that glucose can be further incorporated to produce di-hexoses (Fig. 4B), as originally observed with HMW1C glycosylation of HMW1 [7].

Control over molecular weight distribution and endgroup functionality is important for prepolymers that are to be further incorporated into block and graft copolymers.

Output data of the models are either motion trajectories or joint angles of critical body segments that can be further incorporated into human modelling software tools to drive digital human models during product ergonomic evaluation.

Without reflux iron would be further incorporated even at a very low plasma radioactivity.

Moreover, bias corrected estimators (Efron 1987) can be further incorporated into TAGGING, which may help reduce the prediction bias due to finite-sample bias in base learner estimators (Horowitz 2001; Zhang and Lu 2012).

Moreover, amine groups were further incorporated into the network by the post-synthetic modification method.

Selected CAR solid dispersion was further incorporated into ODTs using three commercially mannitol-based fillers; Pearlitol Flash®, Pharmaburst® and Ludifalsh®.

This designed DBR is further incorporated into a design of 5 μm thickness solar cell in between grating and metal layer as shown in Figure 1b.

The direct solution is further incorporated into a sequential technique for inverse analysis, and the uncertainty of inverse solution with respect to input parameters is obtained.

The beads were further incorporated into chitosan lactate wafer to be easily applied to buccal mucosa, aiming to bypass the hepatic metabolism.