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Here, we exploited the capacity of surface plasmon resonance biosensing to detect simultaneously multiple exosomal and cancer biomarkers on exosomes derived from breast cancer cells.

Our sequencing effort exploited the capacity of the RH physical map [ 20] to separate BAC clones from the two Chr-5 homologues, based on AFLP markers, resulting in 52.6 Mb of haplotype-specific sequence.

The idea of a retrovirus as a gene-transfer agent was first seen as dangerously oncogenic, until 1983 and 1984 when Mann, Mulligan and Baltimore [ 8] devised cell lines that would produce replication-defective retroviruses that still exploited the capacity of the viruses to incorporate themselves efficiently in the DNA of dividing cells.

To address this issue, we exploited the capacity of the sulfone functional group to direct ortho metalation.[ 25] We demonstrated this through two regioselective ortho functionalizations of sulfone 8 d by using the co-operative effect of meta-disposed directing groups to give 1,2,3-trisubsituted aryl sulfones 9 and 10 in good yields (not optimized, Scheme 6).

Mr. Meier exploits the capacity of glass to dissolve materiality altogether.

Generally, these works only use the assistance of relays without the cooperation between sources, which cannot fully exploit the capacity of the uplink system.

To fully exploit the capacity of the wireless channel, and to overcome ping-pong effect, an efficient power estimation method is required [5, 6].

This technology will also enable vehicles to better exploit the capacity of the road network and to alert each other to oncoming dangers.

Starting from this proposal and exploiting the capacity of multi-agent systems for regeneration, a self-healing scheduling mechanism was later on presented in [115].

This solution provides an efficient method for exploiting the capacity of the reconfigurable UDec architecture while ensuring a frame-by-frame configuration process w.r.t., the application requirements in terms of throughput and error rate.

Identified natural frequencies are then used for the damage detection, exploiting the capacity of singular values decomposition to discriminate between damage-related events and the intrinsic non-stationary nature of the structural response.