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The study in this paper provides a better understanding of the deformation behavior of the proposed process, which is the fundamental for further developing of the process.

The increasing frequency of scuticociliatosis in turbot culture has stressed the need of knowledge on the immune responses to these parasites, for further developing of prevention and control strategies.

Obtaining such experimental data and analysing it could be used for further developing of the design principles and procedure for prestressed elements with BFRP reinforcement.A testing rig (referred to as creep rig) has been build to evaluate the behaviour of BFRP rebars in constant loading conditions with a direct correlation to steel rebars and cables.

Altogether, it was concluded that compound 50 could be a promising FLT3 inhibitor for further developing therapeutic remedy of AML.

However, its potential proarrhythmic risk implies that benefits and risks should be seriously taken into consideration for further developing this type of hERG activators.

This process thus gave clues for further developing the content of the interviews, helped indentify common experiences and common perspectives and differentials among participants, and led to the emergence of themes.

Critically, this approach is emerging as a key tool for further developing our understanding of neurodevelopmental and degenerative disease by revealing novel insight into disease pathophysiology or the screening of potential therapeutic compounds (Brennand et al., 2012; Cocks et al., 2014; Dolmetsch and Geschwind, 2011; Durak and Tsai, 2014; Gaspard and Vanderhaeghen, 2011; Yu et al., 2013).

In the context of the discussion on capacity mechanisms, many questions that are crucial to the evaluation of proposals for further developing the current design of the electricity market in a meaningful way have so far remained unanswered.

The related SAR studies and molecular modeling results provided potential for further developing a new class of non-peptide small molecular fusion inhibitors targeting the HIV-1 gp41.

The aim of the interviews with the midwives who had been observed was to explore their role in the application of the care pathway, their perceptions of the benefits and drawbacks, facilitators and barriers to the use of the pathway and the potential for further developing and improving this form of care delivery.

These prototypes would be developed to be the guidelines for further developing the distinctive design thinking of patterns on Hand-Woven Loincloth inspired by Thai Chess.