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Such processes have been developed, for instance, for the synthesis of (S -mandelic acid, (S -mandelicmide or glycolic acid.

Many SDES models have been developed, for instance, stochastic automata, queuing models, and stochastic Petri nets.

For studying the existence of solutions to QEP and EP, various methods have been developed, for instance, KKM theorem, F-KKM theorem, Ekeland's variational principles, topological fixed point theorems, auxiliary principle and many others (see, e.g., [5 18]).

Three-dimensional models with complex turbulence modules have been developed for instance for the influences of hypolimnetic jets (Toffolon and Serafini 2013), simulating lake mixing by air-bubble plumes and evaporation effects (Helfer et al. 2011) and sediment transport (Hu et al. 2009).

Since the introduction of molecular-based techniques, more sensitive quantitative methods have been developed, for instance, based on PCR methodology.

Many guidelines for reporting health research have been developed; for instance, a recent systematic review identified 81 sets of reporting guidelines for health research (Moher et al. 2011).

Dedicated C. roseus transcriptome, proteome and metabolome databases, comprising organ-, tissue- and cell-specific libraries, and other phytogenomic resources, were developed for instance by PhytoMetaSyn, Medicinal Plant Genomic Resources and SmartCell consortium.

We should remind that some evidence on triptan preference in clinical practice does exist, even if we recognize that a tighter link between trials and clinical practice might be developed, for instance, by appropriate surveys [6, 7].

Not only traditional photon therapy but also other modalities applying charged particles can be improved and investigations are being developed, for instance, hadrontherapy, a form of external radiation therapy, which uses beams of charged particles such as carbon ions [ 71].

While it is widely accepted that high-risk infants need close monitoring and surveillance, a framework for this practice has only infrequently been developed; for example in one instance for a selected group of infants over the first 5 years of life [ 1].

"We're developing, for instance, an infrared detector that goes way beyond just a gimmick, like reading a license plate from the sky.