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Several proteins have emerged as putative candidate biomarkers and, hopefully, the negative correlation between THBS1 and TGFBI expression that we have encountered can be exploited in the next future for screening the presence of OA disease or monitoring therapeutic effectiveness in clinical samples.
Besides, the multi-WFRFT, as a new carrier convergence system, can also be exploited in the next generation cellular system.
New techniques for metabolic engineering will be exploited in the next years to come.
These results are exploited in the next section, where the proposed trapping model is introduced and discussed.
These can be subsequently determined by choosing a cutoff level in the dendrogram, a property exploited in the next stage of the procedure.
It is hoped that this plasticity of the adipose organ can be exploited in the next generation of therapeutic strategies to combat the increasing incidence of metabolic diseases, including obesity and T2D.
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"Now that the vulnerability has been made public, we should expect this being exploited in the wild in the next few days". It's common for researchers to withhold public disclosure of a security flaw until companies can create patches to protect users.
This is exploited in the reduction strategy described in the next section, which allows to tackle larger problems.
However, it is shown in the next section that the approximate expression in (29) can be exploited in the range of moderate values.
That is the trend Dell has exploited in the PC business, and Mr. Dell says the rest of the computer industry is next.
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