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The proposed methodology builds on our recent work on bilinear and concave generalized disjunctive programs for which tight linear relaxations can be generated, and extends its application to nonlinear relaxations.

Thus, although originally confined to the simulation of the microstructural evolution (Plapp and Karma 2002; Steinmetz et al. 2016), the flexibility of the phase-field method extends its application to several avenues of research, like geology (Ankit 2016), medicine and biology (Emmerich and Travasso 2011; Garcke et al. 2016), topology optimization (Selzer 2015), and others.

This study provides further support for the usefulness of the MISS and extends its application to include elderly persons.

The demonstration of large-scale agroinfiltration under the US Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) cGMP guidelines supports the regulatory compliance of this technology and extends its application to manufacture RPs with human biomedical interests.

The combination of unique properties of this molecule extends its applications in divergent areas of science, especially those related to biomedical engineering.

The availability of resins that can cure under wet conditions made it possible to extend its application to repairing partially submerged concrete elements.

These advancements vastly improve the applicability of ionoprinting extending its application into areas of soft robotics, biomedical engineering and enviro intelligent sensors.

The availability of resins that can cure under water has made it possible to similarly extend its application to substructure elements such as partially submerged damaged piles.

By changing the values of the simulation parameters and/or the mathematical model of the sub-cell that evaluates the gas sensor response, it is possible to extend its application to the design and simulation of chemoresistors in different configurations and with different gas sensitive materials.

The assay is successfully used to quantify vitamin E in seeds and, being simple and independent of other antioxidant measurements commonly employed, it was decided to extend its application to plant extracts [22].

It soon occurred to him, as it did to François Hennebique, to extend its application to other engineering structures, such as railway ties (sleepers), to pipes, and to floors, arches, and bridges.