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Thus this technique assists in circumventing the problems of a long generation period, which hampers the scope of genetic improvement particularly in perennial horticultural tree species.

69, 91, 92 Following the success of the meningococcal group C conjugate vaccine in circumventing the problems of the plain polysaccharide vaccine in the UK, 69 tetravalent conjugate vaccines incorporating capsular groups A, C, Y, and W-135, and recently a bivalent C, Y conjugate, covalently linked to tetanus or diphtheria toxoid, have been developed and are in clinical use.

Herbivores tend to have specialized cheek teeth with complex patterns of contact (occlusion) and various ways of expanding the crowns of the teeth and circumventing the problem of wear.

Magnetic beads (MBs) are used as the carrier of amplification template and signal output products for circumventing the problem of high background induced by excess bio-barcode DNA.

We conclude that an anterolateral skin incision with medial arthrotomy in TKA can be safely used and is of value in circumventing the problem of lateral flap numbness post TKA.

In other words the observed data and the null distribution both maintain the same structure, with respect to the number of manipulations per individual, thus circumventing the problem of pseudoreplication incurred by using a χ2 distribution.

CVTree uses the whole genomes as input, thus avoiding ambiguities in selecting orthologous genes and circumventing the problem of lateral gene transfers.

These include the design of replication-restricted viruses with altered receptor specificity, capable of circumventing the problem of loss of expression of adenovirus receptors on target cells, in particular CAR, by utilizing other, cancer specific proteins as alternate receptors.

In addition, this approach had the advantage of circumventing the problem of multiple testing (type I errors) that would have occurred when the associations with each test were analyzed separately.

Availability of abundant markers will facilitate association mapping, marker aided selection (MAS), and fine mapping of regions of interest for circumventing the problem of linkage drag during introgressions and for map based cloning.

The microarchitecture of this membrane is designed to induce neovascularization at the tissue interface, and it can also protect the cells from host's immune rejection, thereby circumventing the problem of limited half-life.