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This article describes the conceptual idea and working principle of this technology, and provides some reference data for further assessment studies to be performed under two consecutive EU-based projects entitled EMINENT and EMIENT-2.

The evaluation process (before, immediately after, one month after, six months after and one year after insole use) will be performed under two different conditions.

It will be performed, under three different conductors, at the Haus für Mozart.

ISIP was performed under two conditions.

VHCF tests were performed under two stress ratios up to 200 million cycles.

The experiment was performed under two different gas environments: air and nitrogen.

Fluorescence measurements were performed under two different in vitro setting conditions: (i) preferential Broccoli aptamer settings (λex: 472 nm; λem = 492 600 nm) and (ii) standard flow cytometry settings (λex: 488 nm; λem = 508 600 nm).

Treadmill exercise (20 min) was performed under two conditions: (a) self-selected speed and (b) imposed speed, which exceeded the self-selected level by a minimal amount (just 10%).

This study was performed under two controlled conditions, normoxia and hypoxia, and tests were carried out using three different configurations of samples under each condition: direct addition of H2O2, H2O2 encapsulated with single layer, and H2O2 encapsulated with double layers.

Trials were performed under two temperature (experiment 1, 1997: group high temperature (HT) and group low temperature (LT)) and two density regimes (experiment 2, 1998: group high density (HD) and group low density (LD)) with a subset of the mating design (18 families) being reproduced in the two experiments.

Using the optimum equivalent linear frequency response function (OELF) concept, in order to realize the nonlinear nature of the adhesive, modal tests are performed under two different random excitation levels which illustrate the stiffness softening characteristic of adhesive which can have serious implications regarding dynamic stability of structures.