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Now a subset of botulinum toxins are widely used for cosmetic applications, treatment of various movement disorders, pain and many other syndromes, and further developments using other botulinum toxins or recombinant molecules engineered from subdomains are promising.

Thus, the following approaches are the most promising for further development: using local binary patterns to form an image feature vector; sequential gender, race and age classification; using a two-stage scheme for age classification that is based on support vector regression using cumulative features.

We also suggest the types of cell-based assay that can be performed, with further development, using this platform.

Further development using 'analogue by catalogue', conventional structure activity relationships and crystal-based drug design reveal that PARPi potency is associated with the carboxamide group in the anti-configuration with respect to the benzamide ring.

Further applications and developments using this versatile methodology will be reported in due course.

Further developments include using it in an audiovisual capacity in sync with live music.

The only other myeloma-specific QOL questionnaire is the recently developed Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy – Multiple Myeloma (FACT-MM), although its item pool was developed with limited patient involvement and its authors call for further development work using larger and more heterogeneous patient samples [ 17].

Based on the findings of this work, further development of using other CNTs as highly efficient NIR agents can be achieved for vivo tumor imaging and chemo/photothermal synergistic therapeutic.

This method could, with further development, be used in countries with both intensive and/or extensive production systems and would require substantially less resources than animal-based methods.

Further developments, for example using the InterVA method, have yielded further improvements (6– 8).

Further developments make use of more reactive 1,3-dipoles beyond azide and/or exploit strain-promoted metal-free click chemistry to prepare radiofluorinated compounds.