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This paper presents experimental results and analytical investigations aimed at developing a better understanding of the strength development of a commercial adhesive under different curing times and temperatures.

Developing a better understanding of mechanisms underlying the development of neurocognitive disorders is crucial toward providing the HIV patient community with a higher quality of life, and toward prevention of enhanced transmission.

By developing a better understanding of what works, marketing teams can use that information in their planning, and ensure that their resources are being effectively targeted.

The aim of EFC is said to be that of developing "a better understanding" of the EU across all its member states, to fund remembrance events for key moments in European history and foster the ideal of European citizenship.

Over the past decade we've been developing a better understanding of the coastline that we care for and in particular the 50% that will be affected by increased coastal erosion or flooding in the future.

The financial crisis prompted widespread interest in developing a better understanding of how capital regulation drives bank behavior.

Mathematical models and computer simulations play important roles in developing a better understanding of learning and memory mechanisms.

The approach for developing a better understanding of brain function is to construct neural network models with biologically realistic features.

Clarification of the cortical changes in young patients with psychosis or bipolar disorder is crucial for developing a better understanding of the pathological processes that underpin these disorders.

The lake inventory and hydrological network catalogued in this study provide a basis for developing a better understanding of lake response to climate change on the TP.

This paper focuses on developing a better understanding of the electron transfer mechanism of mitochondria from three different organisms at carbon electrodes.