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Furthermore, the chemically-doped ac-TEs showed commercially suitable electronic and optical properties with much enhanced thermal stability, closer to practical TEs in flexible devices.

For micro gas turbines (MGT) of around 1 kW or less, a commercially suitable recuperator must be used to produce a thermal efficiency suitable for use in UK Domestic Combined Heat and Power (DCHP).

On the other hand, phosphospecific antibodies are routinely used to immunoprecipitate and therefore to enrich in phosphorylated proteins from complex mixtures [24], but, currently, there are no antibodies available commercially suitable for enriching all proteins that are phosphorylated, and thus, these proteins must be purified or enriched from complex mixtures using alternative methods [25].

A handful of lectins may be considered as excellent reagents for anti-A, anti-B, anti-N etc., but the anti-A and anti-M antisera are not yet regarded as commercially suitable.

Thus, due to the lack of a commercially available suitable device for performing FNAB, this widely used valuable technique suffers significant shortcomings with lower reproducibility because of variable skills and success rates.

There was no suitable commercially available shielding, so they developed their own.

Reticulated polymer foams are commercially relevant materials suitable for a broad range of applications including impact absorption, environmental protection, biological scaffolds and sacrificial templates for the fabrication of functional materials.

An efficient, direct and general synthesis of enantiopure γ-azido-tetrahydrofuran carboxylic acid monomers (5 8) from commercially available glycals, suitable to design peptidomimetic oligomers with predisposed conformation, is described.

Currently, suitable commercially available devices are lacking, and there is a growing realization that the reliance on direct exposure to patients for learning may not represent best practice from either the trainees' or patients' perspective.

However, the difficulty in measuring extracellular HIV-1 Tat owing to the lack of suitable commercially available reagents and the high concentrations of HIV-1 Tat used in some studies have created controversy in the field.

Motivated by the lack of commercially available surfactants suitable for microemulsion-based biological assays, this study describes the facile synthesis of a biocompatible fluorosurfactant with nonionic tris(hydroxymethyl)methyl (Tris) polar head groups.