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This limitation is addressed by developing an improved in situ method for determining the depth distributions of gamma-ray emitting radionuclides in large area sources.

This paper contributes to this ongoing investigation by developing an improved morphological pattern spectrum (IMPS) for feature extraction from TFR.

We address these problems by developing an improved method, EXpression Array MINing Engine (EXAMINE), to infer gene regulatory networks from time-series gene expression data sets.

Here we sought to better understand the biochemical nature of the PA endonuclease by developing an improved assay using full-length PA protein.

The effect of chemical reaction in the placental membrane on the transport and distribution of estrogens In the maternal and fetal blood pools is determined by developing an improved model for mass transfer across reactive membranes.

The Lausanne group has increased the efficiency by developing an improved method for crystallising the perovskite onto the titanium dioxide film.

An example of a successful solution to this problem was reported by Stubbs and co-workers who developed an improved strategy by designing tag-free variants of a probe and phosphine-FLAG and alkyne-biotin as post labeling reporter tags that successfully enabled the probe profiling of exo-glycosidases in Pseudomonas aeruginosa [ 42].

By 1957 they had developed an improved version of the clock that was accurate to within one part in one trillion.

Since PLINK is still used on some older machines, we took one such algorithm (previously discussed and refined by [ 9]), and developed an improved SSE2-based implementation.

Finally, the enzyme's glycosylation activity was further improved by developing an appropriate solvent system, which enabled the cost-effective production of 1 kg of phenolic glucosides.

10) Paralysed man walks again The 'brain-computer interface' system will be improved by developing an implantable version, say experts A 26-year-old male who had suffered a spinal cord injury which had paralysed him from the waist down was given the ability to walk again by scientists, who rerouted brain waves to electrodes on his knees.