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Again, Celgene's Abraxane, Paclitaxel modified with albumin-functionalized formulation was initially approved by the FDA for therapy of breast cancer, but recently also gained approval for lung and pancreatic cancer therapies [9].

This is the case of bitumen-rubber blends used in civil engineering as binders for several applications such as asphalt concrete for road pavements but recently also for roofing membranes.

In this context, with the help of value stream design, largely known in mass production but recently also in variant intensive manufacturing, the process flows within single companies but especially amongst the partners in such a collaborative network can be designed in a highly customer-oriented and efficient way [1].

The RfI financing model was later used in several other African countries, predominantly by Chinese banks, but recently also by a Korean consortium led by Korea Exim Bank in DRC.

COMP is an extracellular matrix protein initially found in cartilage but recently also shown to be secreted by synovial fibroblasts.

These datasets are derived from biological studies on individual PPIs, but recently also by large-scale genomic, proteomic, and bioinformatic analyses.

But Johnson recently also had to deal with an incidence of arrhythmia, which put him in the hospital.

Species persisting in such environments do not only need to cope with habitat loss, but more recently, also with chemical intensification, namely pesticide exposure.

For the past century this area of application was dominated by antibodies, which were traditionally generated via immunisation of animals but have recently also become available by means of protein engineering methods.

BLiNQ works with some 600 of the world's largest advertisers in their social media marketing efforts, specifically around Facebook but more recently also extending into other platforms, including other social media sites like LinkedIn and Facebook's mobile efforts.

It is used as a shortcut to signal that these theories mainly apply to an 'exclusive club' of countries - essentially North and Western Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand, but more recently also Southern and Eastern Europe and sometimes even Japan - without providing a substantive explanation for this limitation.