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A combination of SAXS and AFM studies proved to be the most adapted and complementary approaches for this purpose, providing relevant information at a pertinent mesoscopic scale.

Microwave drying appears to be the most adapted technology to dry thick cakes in a centrifuge as basket rotation allows homogenizing electromagnetic fields leading to homogeneous heating.

In light of the new advancements in basic and applied experimental cartilage research, establishing a constant exchange of knowledge between scientists and clinicians appears to be the most adapted method to generate new, effective therapeutic options for an optimal treatment of articular cartilage lesions in patients.

Ultimately, their research proved that rice varieties from Hokkaido, Japan tend to be the most adapted to the climate at their farm, and that rice can be grown productively in the northeastern United States with yields of at least two tons an acre.

For the site of Bokoro, the Allen model is the most adapted for the calculation of global solar radiation which is 5.872 kWh/m2.

These particular institutional frames were selected, because the government expected they were the most adapted ones to reach the objectives of public policy.

Population pharmacokinetic modelling and developmental approach enabled to perform simulations, which showed that continuous infusion was the most adapted dosing regimen, for children over 1 month of age.

While bringing continuous improvement to the experience, the company will need to now spend some time understanding which distribution channels are the most adapted for its offering," he said.

Matching pursuit algorithm, a greedy algorithm that chooses a waveform that is the most adapted to approximate part of the signal at each iteration, is effective in analyzing impulse response signals; however, the excessive computational cost limits its engineering applications [11].

Although the general role of bats and the tolerance of many species to urbanized areas is well known, the relationship between urban roosts and their surrounding landscapes having different degrees of naturalness still requires our attention, mainly in species that are the most adapted to human-made structures.

Of the eight clones tested, OP367 was the most adapted and productive clone in this short-term, intensive culture system in the arid environment of the Grand Valley of western Colorado as evidenced by its productive growth, yield, insect resistance, winterhardiness, and tree architecture.