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Such types of PUDs are expected to be suitable for water-based industrial protective primers.
The designed iron removing system is expected to be suitable for household use.
The TRU-core configurations are expected to be suitable for long-term autonomous operation without intermediate refueling.
A two-dimensional carbon nanotube film is expected to be suitable in the design of miniaturized RF filters.
Abrasive liquid nitrogen (L-nitrogen) jet fracturing is a novel technology, which is expected to be suitable for hot dry rock (HDR) fracturing.
Heavy density concrete made with fine aggregates of ilmenite and air-cooled slag are expected to be suitable as shielding materials to attenuate gamma rays.
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In the context of fluorescent fusion proteins, mAID-nanobody depletion achieved half-lives ranging from ~16 83 min (Figs. 3 and 4), which we expect to be suitable for most experimental designs.
The company is planning a new chain - Lamston II Cookworld stores specializing in gourmet food and kitchen utensils - that it expects to be suitable both for malls and urban neighborhoods.
The method is expected to be particularly suitable for large systems.
Thus, the porous magnesia is expected to be very suitable for combustion catalyst support used in a high temperature environment.
BOLD-fMRI is expected to be a suitable tool for evaluating the plasticity process evolution in hemodialysis brain patients.
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