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Hence, it is possible that the fitness of a C. elegans genotype may be maximised by a co-ordinated response to environmental stress of both larval and adult traits.

This conservation of resource could be maximised by a process of adaptation, utilising the relevant parts of other HTA reports prepared for use in other countries or contexts [ 4].

A priori, fitness could be maximised by all traits being fully phenotypically plastic.

The benefits of live image preview are maximised by a newly developed 15-point phase-detection autofocus system that keeps even moving subjects in pin-sharp focus.

Furthermore, the accuracy of the data is maximised by a 3-phase process, in which each death certificate and its codes are cross-examined [ 25, 26].

In this study validity was maximised by a topic guide being used and two researchers deriving a thematic framework from the data (which provided a reliable and trustworthy context for data interpretation).

Because public utility would be maximised by making an example of an innocent bystander just as much as by punishing the person who was actually guilty of the offence but who has not been apprehended, it seems the utilitarian ought to support the punishment.

It is hoped that research activity can be maximised by collaborating in (a) the identification of research questions and (b) involvement in clinical trials.

As the treatment setting was palliative and benefit should be maximised by minimal side effects, an alternate strategy was investigated.

By varying operational parameters like solids concentration and gas flow rate, and design parameters like impeller type and baffling condition, it was found that the ε−1jsg values can be maximised by operating the tank with an optimum range of solids concentration, which is around 0.2 0.3 (v/v) for the systems studied in this work.

Preclinical and clinical studies have found that the intracellular accumulation of dFdC triphosphate, the active moiety of gemcitabine incorporated into DNA, gets saturated at gemcitabine levels of 15 20  μmol l−1 and can be maximised by the administration of gemcitabine at a fixed dose rate (FDR) of 10 mg m−2 min−1 (Grunewald et al, 1990 , 1991 Abbruzzese et al, 1991; Tempero et al, 1999).