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A case study is offered to demonstrate viability of the proposed approach with respect to energy savings and plant safety.

This demonstrates viability of the implemented mechatronic design for in-line metrology applications requiring sub-nanometer precision.

We demonstrate viability of the concept by showing linear stability both in the semi-discrete sense and for time stepping schemes of the SSP Runge Kutta type.

Using cellular automaton model of two-dimensional excitable lattice we construct fully functional two-bit adder and thus demonstrate viability of collision-based computing schemes in excitable media.

C) In order to demonstrate viability of the pipeline to average samples accurately over multiple time points, the T0 (initial) average of our 10 non-homogenous samples to their corresponding T4 (4 week) average was generated.

To demonstrate viability of this new approach to generating glycoprotein-based pharmaceuticals, the N-linked glycans of a model glycoprotein, ribonuclease B (RNase B), were modified using an α-mannosidase to produce a new glycoprotein with different glycan structures.

Cell load and cell distribution were shown using methylene blue block staining and 3- 4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl -2,5-diphenyltetrazolium bromide (MTT) staining was used to demonstrate viability of the present cells.

The methods used to demonstrate viability of cells in this study are a limitation because they are not easy to apply in daily clinical practice.

We demonstrated viability of pollen from H plants and expect to generate 100% homogeneous F1 seed from intercrosses between DH/mixoploids once they develop female inflorescences.

We present simulation results demonstrating the viability of such a device and initial phantom results from a proof of principle device.

The paper also reviews the clinical evidence for risedronate, demonstrating the viability of less frequent dosing, with its potential benefits for patient convenience and adherence to therapy.