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2PP of photosensitive materials irradiated by femtosecond laser pulses is now considered as enabling technology for the fabrication of 3D photonic crystals and photonic crystal templates.

We included age, gender, marital and occupation status variables as predisposing factors; education, asset index as proxy measures for wealth were considered as enabling factors to OOP health expenditures.

This importance and broadness of institutions is also indicated by other literature in which institutions are considered as enabling and constraining factors-set by the broader prevailing social, economic, and political context-that determine how people select information, how they interact, and do or do not cooperate [ 5, 7, 36].

At present, composites are considered as an enabling technology at a component level to be incorporated into existing concepts.

Its architecture and robustness make them potentially adequate for distribution networks, and this type of devices is considered as an enabling technology for the advent of embedded generation with renewable energy sources.

We therefore compared intra-arterial with intravenous routes of cell administration, with an a priori decision that if similar reductions in proteinuria were apparent, then the two groups would be considered as one, enabling greater statistical power for comparison with control animals.

The authors concluded, that urinary markers should be considered as adjuncts enabling individualized cystoscopy intervals during NMIBC surveillance [ 30].

Hence proliposomes can be solution to issues related to solubility, permeability, Pgp efflux, presystemic metabolism of drugs and can be considered as candidate enabling technique during drug discovery.

Inflammation is another feature of tumor microenvironment and is considered as a new enabling characteristic of tumor progression.

Results provided by the proposed finite elements model can be considered as reference solution enabling a rigorous assessment of recently analytical model proposed by Nguyen et al.

Finally, if the plasmodial cytoskeleton is considered as an organ enabling intelligence, it represents a casual refutation of traditional Cartesian dualism, or the 'mind-body' problem, as we have presented slime mold as an entity with no distinct separation between its (albeit simple) mind and body.