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More and more of these technologies are already in the pipeline to align with the abovementioned waste streams; however, it may take another 20 years to develop the full spectrum of chemicals based on these technologies (Michael et al. 2011).

Well, unfortunately, mice are not an ideal model for kidney disease: although they do develop certain features of both chronic kidney disease and diabetic nephropathy, they don't develop the full spectrum of the disease.

Studies performed in primary cultures and established cell lines do not always match up to the wide range of Cdk and Cyclin compensatory mechanisms observed in vivo and this has led to the idea that certain cell types (especially cells emerging during embryonic development) may have not developed the full spectrum of compensatory mechanisms.

Or, maybe we are now finally realizing that our industry, and our national economy, will never be as strong as it could be if we don't start acknowledging, developing and leveraging the full spectrum of our increasingly diverse population.

First, each member of the CCDS collaboration also employs curation guidelines that were independently developed to address the full spectrum of annotation needs by those groups (broader than the scope of the CCDS collaboration).

They emphasised that as a medical officer they could develop their affinity for the full spectrum of medical disciplines.

In order to meet this objective, the Group followed a set of principles that included developing "categories applicable to the full spectrum of health care settings" [ 10], p5 and required that that the framework be "a genuine convergence of international perceptions of the main issues related to patient safety" [ 10], p6.

The present review addresses this problem by focusing on recent strategies for developing standardized clinical protocols, understanding the full spectrum of clinical and translational research and its relationship to selection of proper outcome measures, as well as reviewing the fundamental role of paradigms in designing and interpreting regenerative studies.

Classification systems were developed, which aimed at embracing the full spectrum of the soil continuum.

Many insulin products have been developed so far to cover the full spectrum of T2DM patients' needs.

To replace the inefficient crystal optics, Pfeiffer developed silicon filters that work with the full spectrum of rays generated by low-power, conventional x-ray tubes.