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Data showed that cementitious binder of low water absorption (9.5%) and adequate compressive strength (19.6 MPa at 28 days) can be produced for use as construction material.
Each regular expression needs to be drafted and adapted to the type of time-lapse or treatment duration to be calculated, thus enabling the main time-lapses to be produced for use in planning care in cancer units.
The work described here clearly demonstrates that anti-human RBC Fab fusion proteins carrying sequences from both envelope gp41 of HIV-1 and envelope gp36 of HIV-2 in the same Fab molecule can be produced for use in haemagglutination based detection of antibodies to HIV in whole blood.
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For example, lead-free solders are produced for use in domestic water systems, especially for drinking water.
(The geographical non sequitur, the colonel said, stemmed from the fact that signs like this one were produced for use on the East German-West German border).
In 1971 the Intel Corporation produced the first microprocessor, the Intel 4004, which was powerful enough to function as a computer although it was produced for use in a Japanese-made calculator.
Thin films of Ti Cr Al–O are produced for use as an electrical resistor material.
In the U.S., more than 680 million kilograms of PCBs were produced for use by power companies and the electrical industry.
The ratio of colorant to the glassy phase indicates this material was produced for use as a pigment rather than as a glass.
Hence, in each run four sets of three samples were produced for use in different analyses and reproducibility check of the samples.
A patient information digital video disk (DVD) on abortion was produced for use in a hospital abortion service (Scotland) for women requesting termination of pregnancy.
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