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The latter usually employ integrated antennas which enable a better control of the typical expected leakage values and potentially a simpler LCC design.
This method enables a better control of the recovery and recrystallization processes taking place during the heat treatment and accordingly a better control on the final microstructure.
This new approach not only enables to avoid bias by offering a better control of disturbing factors but it also produces more precise estimates by taking advantage of the large sample taking sizes available in clinical trials.
It also enables more efficacious antalgic control with respect to systemic analgesia, and possibly a better control of the stress reaction [61].
This property of the EDL enables a much better control of the surface potential on the graphene layer, while requiring a much lower operating voltage that needs to be applied to the reference electrode in the electrolyte than voltages currently used with back gates [12].
The induction chemotherapy strategy has several theoretical advantages, such as increasing the sensitivity of tumours in early-stage disease, decreasing the tumour volume to enable a better local control by radiation, allowing faster eradication of micro-metastatic disease.
Such a molecular sexing technique would also help to evaluate the impact of endocrine disruptors on complete or partial sex inversion in wild salmonid populations and enable a better management of sex control in salmonid aquaculture species, which is often an important issue for the production of all-female populations (Donaldson and Hunter 1982; Hunter and Donaldson 1983).
The use of individual citrullinated peptides in a multiplex assay, however, enables a better quality control of diagnostic test performance and the results of this study indeed can be used to rationally design the peptides for such multiplex systems.
This will enable a better interpretation of the generalizability of the results from the case-control study to the full sample of emergency service users.
