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The developed arowana DNA biosensor can be further redesigned into a point-of-use device prototype that offers a great potential for the application in the fish culture for early identification of arowana gender and colour, which is economically advantageous in fishery and aquaculture sectors.

In this study, the vector was further redesigned to improve gene transfer and also to increase safety.

The interior of the Round Tower was further redesigned in 1991 3 to provide additional space for the Royal Archives, an additional room being built in the space left by Wyatville's originally hollow extension.

These and other exciting potential developments will be further enabled by a complete redesign of the journal website, which we will be unveiling in the coming months.

The main contributions of this study are: ecodesign constructs to be further researched the conjoint analysis of technological ability and market potential in a redesign project, and the requirements to gain managerial support for a redesign project.

The education secretary is expected to announce details of exams which are further along the process of being redesigned.

These were brought to bear on the first-generation 300 in 2004 and were further refined for the car's redesign.

Mr. Rose said the process -- already complicated by the involvement of the Greenmarket, Parc Vendome, block association, community board, borough president, Buildings and Parks Departments -- was further frustrated in the previous administration by city planners who "kept redesigning the redesign".

Two focus groups with experienced radiation therapists provided feedback on the redesigned treatment delivery system, and the system was further refined.

The new design was criticised by the Royal Fine Art Commission and a further redesign was carried out by one of Holden's partners to produce the final design, described by Pevsner as "a dull, lifeless building, stone-faced and with nothing to recommend it".

It will have to be redesigned and rethought after it is implemented, and once people see the need for further change.