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The solution of these deficiencies requires a comprehensive review of the three-dimensional part design to enhance advantages and performances of FDM and reduce their constraints.

Advocates of the euro rightly argue that it was not just an economic project that sought to improve standards of living by increasing the efficiency of resource allocations, pursuing the principles of comparative advantage, enhancing competition, taking advantage of economies of scale and strengthening economic stability.

We also collected a general self-efficacy measurement at baseline, using The New General Self-Efficacy scale (NGES) developed by Chen, Gully, and Eden [ 89] to acquire the statistical power-enhancing advantages of a baseline covariate that is correlated with the above self-efficacy outcome, but whose assessment would not lead to a "measurement effect".

Maintaining customer satisfaction, improving the quality, providing well-maintained relationships with customers, increasing customer satisfaction and loyalty, and enhancing competitive advantage are the main objectives of aftersales services [3, 14, 36].

Resistance to enzymatic degradation was found to be higher for the backbone-modified PNAs, thus enhancing the advantage of using these derivatives rather than conjugated PNAs in the cells in serum, and this effect is magnified in the presence of peptidases such as trypsin.

Combining Al (namely, aluminum alloy) and CFRP (carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer) jackets to form structural members can yield many advantages and a bilinear behavior, which can enhance their advantages and mitigate any disadvantages.

Previous researches only enhance the advantages of fiber addition.

This method can not only compensate the drawbacks of each locomotion method, but also enhance the advantages of each locomotion method.

Market oriented culture has been considered to be a key to enhance competitive advantages for organisations to best pursue interest and profit (Liao et al. 2011).

Therefore, surfactant adsorption onto colloidal particles can potentially preserve and enhance the advantages of magnetic filtration (e.g., reversibility and selectivity).

To enhance the advantages of fluorescent flow-through sensing for drinking water we have designed a novel sensing matrix based on molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs).