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The mirrors need to be lightweight to minimize the material budget and fluorocarbon-compatible to avoid degradation in the RICH1 C4F10 gas radiator.

The mirrors need to be lightweight to minimize the material for traversing particles and fluorocarbon-compatible to avoid degradation in the C4F10 gas radiator of RICH 1. Four large-sized carbon-fiber mirrors covering a total surface area of ∼2m2 were installed in RICH 1 in July 2007.

104 Thus, for vaccination purposes it is mandatory to use biodegradable and compatible material to avoid intolerance responses or accumulation of particles in secondary lymphatic organs.

In the case that subunits are compatible enough to avoid toxicity, then one would expect more random subunit loss resulting in a hybrid ribosome.

The protocols for surface hydroxylation and silane immobilization were designed to be CMOS-compatible and to avoid damage to photoresist.

Specifically, a system has been designed and built to replicate laggers in an EC2-compatible cloud to avoid waiting for the return of late tail jobs that prolong the makespan.

The surveillance system likely did not identify all MHF cases because surveillance officers did not make sufficient efforts to approach families of primary case-patients, patients with mild cases were not referred to an experienced clinician for assessment (8 ), or contacts concealed symptoms compatible with MHF to avoid isolation.

We restricted the inclusion of studies to RCTs and prospective non-RCTs that were compatible with 'Mendelian randomisation' to avoid excess risk of bias.

We restricted the study design to randomised controlled trials and prospective non-randomised controlled trials and the studies had to be compatible with 'Mendelian randomisation' to avoid excess risk of bias.

The rehabilitative exercises need to be compatible with normal arthrokinematics to avoid abnormal stresses on the tibiofemoral joint articulating surfaces and to protect other joint structures from overloading [ 3].

The experimental chamber was usually filled with 300 µL sample topped by ∼400 µL cell culture-compatible mineral oil in order to avoid evaporation during experiment.