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There is an early example [41] of an article where both the discourse and the data supporting that discussion were seamlessly integrated into one (XML-based) document, with the presentation being made available to the reader by application of suitable stylesheet-based transformations.

The low-pass prototype can also be transformed into high-pass, band-pass or band-stop types by application of suitable frequency transformations.

Marker protein isolation and enrichment of the protein peak may also be enhanced by application of suitable pH and salt conditions directly on the array.

This is followed by application of a suitable orthosis or cast to prevent recurrence, particularly in patients with neuromuscular deformities.

In the filamentary model, the switching originates from the formation/rupture of conducting filament in the switching material by the application of suitable external bias shown in Figure 4a [17, 17].

Resonance due to impedance contrast, focusing due to subsurface topography, conversion of the body waves to surface waves and subsurface topography are among the factors influencing the amplification specification of the sites, which can only be considered by the application of suitable nonlinear analysis method.

A qualitative test was carried out to indicate the presence of saponins [ 15]; the remaining phytochemicals were determined using TLC analysis by the application of suitable solvents and spray reagents and, in each case, Rf values were recorded.

Information about individual effect of external parameters on change in WAT in oil will allow to estimate more precisely time and potential wax formation area in the tubing, to diminish the waxing process of oil wells in time and to increase the work over interval of oil wells by application of the most suitable technologies.

The enormous amount of information generated by these proteome analyses required the application of suitable programs for data integration and a repository in order to gain maximum benefit from the experimental results.

Initially the leafy Brassica vegetable pak choi (Brassica rapa ssp. chinensis) was established as suitable tool to elicit very high concentrations of 1-methoxy-indol-3-ylmethyl GS by application of methyl jasmonate.

This can be achieved by the application of the active vanadium oxide onto a suitable support.