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These trends have not gone un-noticed and over the last years, regular efforts have been made at developing and improving multiple sequence alignments methods so that they could take advantage of newly available data.

A number of initial attempts have been made at developing predictive biomarkers that are primarily centered around VHL pathway markers, such as VHL mutations, HIF levels, VEGF isoforms and VEGF receptor levels.

An attempt was made at developing multifunctional scaffolds by incorporating, in addition to BG, selected concentrations of Vitamin E or/and carbon nanotubes.

It is quite possible that this drawback might be overcome if further efforts were made at developing a detailed and comprehensive understanding of the data generated through LC/TOFMS.

Transverse sections (8 μm thickness) were made at the median part of the developing caryopses with a cryomicrotome (Leica, CM1850).

The Disney investment was made at bargain prices, and Mr. Bass developed a reputation as a value investor with Mr. Rainwater.

Sources close to the UK government said on Monday that no further pledges by rich countries were expected to be made at Warsaw – to the dismay of some developing countries, who have been eager to see the fund established quickly, with clear guidelines on how the money will be mobilised and who will control it.

Presentations will be made at national and international conferences, and journal articles developed for academic and industry publications.

However, no assessment of their predictive value in identifying patients at high risk of developing LV dysfunction and/or heart failure was made at subsequent follow-up.

Recently, advances have been made in developing rational strategies aimed at reshaping enzyme specificities and mechanisms, and at engineering biocatalysts through molecular assembling.

In recent years, efforts have been made to develop effective treatment interventions aimed at replacing the fire-setting behavior with more socially acceptable ways of resolving problems [ 25].