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So the NPs with surface modification have been devised to further improve the suboptimal pharmacokinetic properties [15 17].

New and innovative ways will have to be devised to further improve the health status and at the same time contain costs.

Additionally this chapter explores promising random-access scan architectures devised to further reduce test power dissipation and test application time while retaining the benefits of scan and logic BIST.

To quote Alexander Fury, "Rebellion is what pushes people into clothing devised to further provoke and agitate, to be highly visible rather than blandly anonymous, the power of 'otherness' as a tool of protest".

Normalisation algorithms have been devised to further limit the effect of such sources of variation, and as a result, any self-to-self hybridisation should then approximate the ideal outcome.

The monitoring equipment and framework, have been devised to support further detailed studies to improve the design concept and to provide accurate and comprehensive data to the scientific community.

Of the four questions for each symptom, the first question most faithful to the DSM-5 symptom description; other three questions were devised to obtain further detail about each symptom, using relevant examples of the behavior.

Having characterised the binding of the indoles identified by thermal shift as specifically accessing the surface phenylalanine pocket of humanised MAYSAM RadA, a competitive STD NMR screen was devised to identify further fragments that competed directly for this pocket.

He would be well advised to come prepared with an answer devised to satisfy them without further humiliating the occupants of his house.

Since very low levels of α-actinin may not be detected by the above methods, further experiments were devised to rule out the surface expression of the protein or its role in mediating binding of Opc+ bacteria to target cell surfaces.

Given the paucity of available studies assessing the effects of personal alarms, consideration is given to how further studies can be devised to aid policy makers and practitioners to decide if, when, where and how to implement the use of personal alarms to reduce violence.