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Northcliffe's websites have been redesigned to include more social media elements and better opportunities for local businesses and advertisers.

Research has also found that patients who attend shared appointments are more motivated, precisely because their interaction with the healthcare provider has been redesigned to include fellow patients.

The armrest-center console has been redesigned to include cup holders, but they are not particularly convenient; they are at elbow level and interfere with shifting.

The blanket system has been redesigned to include first wall (FW) shaping, to upgrade the FW heat removal capability and to allow for an "in situ" replacement.

At Morandi, where the chef, Jody Williams, presides over a menu laced with plenty of smaller dishes mixed with showy platters of branzino or steak for two, the computer system has been redesigned to include something called a segue bar.

With the introduction of Moment 2.0, out now, the app has been redesigned to include features that better support families.

To this end, the enzyme recruiter strand was redesigned to include a 10-nucleotide overhang (RET).

To integrate mechatronics into the mechanical engineering core, two existing sophomore-level courses were redesigned to include significant educational experiences in mechatronics design and prototype fabrication.

Leaders in Brooklyn have invited Wang to consider the Barclays Center, which would have to be redesigned to include a hockey rink when and if Ratner gets final approval to build it.

The results of the literature review and advice from 16 experts suggest that the current process used to produce a precast element, which is comprised of 16 steps in a single module, should be redesigned to include 13 steps in 3 modules.

For example, the Functional Cargo Block, now slated for the first launch, must be redesigned to include some of the control features of the service module--the main Russian contribution postponed to the end of 1998 by Moscow's funding problems.