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"It protects consumers and helps strengthen the housing market by rooting out reckless and unsustainable lending, while enabling safer lending," he said.

UAVs in volcanic research have therefore been an extension of present activities, enabling safer data collection and easier data collection in remote areas.

The isolation of a green fluorescent protein from jellyfish, for example, has provided a revolutionary tool for biological imaging, enabling safer and easier viewing of everything from the innards of the brain to the AIDS virus.

Minimally invasive technology, including tubular retractors and percutaneous pedicle screws, have evolved in recent years mainly for the treatment of degenerative spine pathologies, enabling safer approaches to spine tumors [ 20, 21].

These are (1) the ability to cut with a broad range of fluences without impacting the location of the focal plane, which is desirable given tissue differences (2) the use of beams which have longer working distances facilitating delivery, and (3) precise axial ablation with these beams enabling safer penetration up to sensitive boundaries or membranes.

It is a way of enabling safe mobility for those not able to walk and not able to drive".

There are many technical limitations in enabling safe MR scanning of CIEDs.

Analysis procedures enabling safe, economical closed loop response regulation are outlined.

A dedicated shielding box enabling safe manipulation with highly radioactive specimens was developed as an auxiliary equipment of neutron diffraction stress/strain scanners available in NPI Řež.

These results suggest that eculizumab adequately acted on the complement system even during the perioperative period, enabling safe perioperative care without severe complications in this patient who underwent laparoscopic cholecystectomy as minimally invasive surgery.

Such verification reduces respiration induced geometrical uncertainties, enabling safe delivery of 4D radiotherapy such as gated radiotherapy with small margins.