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These technologies have the potential to reduce some of the burden on both patients and clinicians, contributing to more efficient and eventually personalized medicine.

The key factors for the performance improvements are the modulation of carrier distribution and the increase of the overlap between electron and hole wave functions in MQWs contributing to more efficient recombination of electrons and holes, and thereby a significant enhancement in IQE and light output power.

It would be desirable for H-countries importing red-flow commodities to transfer their own technologies to L-countries, that is, induce the latter to adopt technologies contributing to more efficient resource use.

This was attributed to enlarged sink capacity due to large grain size, which contributed to more efficient use of assimilates and hence a higher harvest index.

It is concluded that computerized analysis of medical images in combination with artificial intelligence can be used in clinical practice and may contribute to more efficient diagnosis.

Parthenogenetic 'blastocysts' display reduced MAPK and increased Wnt signaling (Liu et al., 2010) and this may contribute to more efficient derivation of pES cells in mice (Chen et al., 2009) as well as in human (Mai et al., 2007).

Sensor applications in multiple fields such as smart power grids, smart buildings and smart industrial process control significantly contribute to more efficient use of resources and thus a reduction of gas emissions and other sources of pollution.

Biotechnology can contribute to more efficient and environmentally sound deconstruction of plant cell wall by providing tailor-made biocatalysts based on the oxidative enzymes responsible for lignin attack in Nature.

* New Airflow System: Enhanced airflow system contributes to more efficient use of power, reduced cool-down periods and lower fan speeds that result in quieter operation (only 22 db); new system also takes advantage of an advanced air filtration system with 98percentt efficiency for longer filter life.

This work has informed the practical use of tracer gases in mines, and this body of knowledge is expected to contribute to more efficient and more common use of tracer gases by mine engineers, which will allow for better characterization of mine ventilation system and improved safety.

The genetic changes associated with more efficient replication in the intestine are also associated with increased neurovirulence, and probably also contribute to more efficient transmissibilities because of higher yields of excreted virus[47].