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Hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography (HILIC) was employed allowing for a short simple isocratic run of only 4 min.

Multivariate screening designs were employed allowing for the identification and quantitation of significant process parameters and interaction effects governing the conversion of hydrolysates into small, smooth and well-defined microspheres with narrow size dispersity.

It is well-known that in order to decrease displacements and accelerations in a frame structure during earthquakes, purely viscous dampers can be effectively employed, allowing for a remarkable dissipation of seismic input energy.

Furthermore, and where appropriate, a mixture of methods involving both quantitative and qualitative approaches could be employed allowing for further understanding of the unmeasured variables.

For these studies, a TGGE system (Biometra GmbH, http://www.biometra.com/244.0.html) was employed allowing for the observation of the melting RNAs.

Many of the same tests used to assess the effects of lead exposure on executive function have been employed, allowing for comparisons across the two contaminants.

Of further note, combined TGF-β/sox9 gene transfer (especially at the highest vector doses employed) allowed for the sustained expression of SOX9 as previously noted with single rAAV-FLAG-hsox9 transduction (Rey-Rico et al. 2015) and to a durable production of TGF-β relative to the control conditions, in the range of those achieved when providing rAAV-hTGF-β alone (Frisch et al. 2016).

Nonetheless, the above data provides an indication of relative volume fractions, as the trichrome method employed allows for distinction between 'red' myocytes and 'green' connective tissue areas.

The software architecture employed allows for rapid changes to be made to either the Graphical User Interface (GUI) or to the analytic modules.

While the experimental design employed allowed for a slow dry-down, in a typical landscape loam soil, the decrease in water availability would likely be even slower, perhaps allowing for greater potential to adapt to the reduced water availability.

The computationally-driven methods employed, allow for a greater understanding of potential structure-function relationships and offer a new standard for GEPI analysis extending to other discovery systems (e.g., phage, yeast, etc).