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This comparison allowed us to identify the ideal media for each species, that is, the one that results in easy adaptation and consequently efficient biofilm formation.

Within an integrative negotiation approach, the knowledge of the counterpart's true preferences facilitates Pareto-improving negotiation moves and consequently efficient agreements [56].

Therefore, they still require appropriate training to understand essential concepts exogenous to their field, allowing effective communication with collaborators from different area of expertise and, consequently, efficient data handling.

Consequently, efficient division ways need to be investigated to perform further recognition performance.

Consequently, efficient quantum algorithms may also serve as counterexamples to a-priori arguments against reductionism (Pitowsky 1996).

Consequently, efficient decision making for multi-objective inspection planning of fatigue-sensitive structures is necessary.

These characteristics are expected to lead to rapid hydroxyapatite formation and consequently more efficient bone bonding.

NiMo catalysts are consequently more efficient for HDS of refractory compounds such as 4,6-dimethyldibenzothiophene (DMDBT) (Bataille et al. 2000).

These findings will help to design and develop robust, cost-effective and less energy intensive enzyme production processes and consequently an efficient fruit waste to energy system through open fermentation.

This suggests that the lower rate of DXR-induced and spontaneous DNA damage observed in oocytes from Bax-deficient mice (both young and old) is possibly due to the maintenance of Rad51 activity (and consequently more efficient DNA repair).

Normalisation of tumour blood vessels by antiangiogenic agents may permit an increase in blood flow and consequently more efficient delivery of the cytotoxic agents to the tumour cells (Ellis, 2004; Jain, 2005).