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Advanced divertor configurations with snowflake, tripod are envisaged to study the HL-2M divertor physics under high heating power and high core plasma performance operation.

So, other analytical techniques with the high spatial resolution provided by SEM, or higher, must be envisaged to study the degradation mechanism of silver based paints, concerning the interface layers, in medieval illuminations.

In addition to other experimental investigations, direct approaches using functional loci could be envisaged to study the genetic determinism of thermotolerance in W. auropunctata.

Working with primary schoolchildren, data collection is envisaged to take a full school day for each school.

Finally, an extreme case is envisaged in which the loads on the floors are increased excessively in order to study the plastic response of the wall.

This points to the potential of H NMR to study the solvation of gel fibres, something that is of relevance for many envisaged applications of hydrogels, such as cell culturing.

These studies showed that intra- and inter-chromosomal somatic rearrangements can be detected and are more frequent than envisaged, partly because they involve small aberrations beyond the resolution of previous molecular cytogenetics methods, emphasising the utility of NGS to study rearrangements (Meyerson et al., 2010).

It is envisaged to recruit 2400 patients into the DACAPO study and to analyse a study population of 1500 survivors.

The study reported herein envisaged to generate nutrient-enriched composts from the CPB-infested pods.

As prerequisites, Ga-DOTA-TBIA101 radiolabeling, bacterial binding, cytotoxicity, integrity, and stability met the criteria to warrant the envisaged imaging studies to approve its target-to-nontarget ratio before further animal studies could commence.

The learning points are envisaged to contribute to strategic growth in international business and foreign investments, knowledge for policy makers and to generate further comparative location studies in developing countries.