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The typical compressive strength of geopolymers and their composites is usually limited to around 80 MPa, therefore they should be further strengthened for wider applications, such as ultrahigh strength concrete and bone replacement.

Since metabolic fluxes are estimated by a computational analysis of the isotopic labeling data produced by a series of wet experiments [ 4– 7], the development of an open software platform for C-MFA is desired for further methodology improvement and wider applications for in vivo metabolic flux measurement.

It is expected that our method can be further extended to a much wider applications where the block sparsity is practically available, by efficiently reinforcing the CS reconstruction performance.

The dependence on some advanced mathematical tools would further restrict the wider application of this interpretation.  .

This work provides a novel and easy-fabricating technology to enhance the flow and heat transfer capability in the ultra-shallow multi-channels, which guides the further utilization and wider application.

Through the use of these combined approaches, this work provides a more complete understanding than can be gained from a single tool and further promotes the wider application of geophysical and remote sensing tools in the study of volcanic deposits.

The definitions of dialogue and the design heuristics I put forward in this paper require further debate and refinement to be effective to wider applications.

For wider applications of PLS in epidemiology, further developments are required to extend PLS to generalised linear models [47] [49].

Further studies are in progress with respect to the extraction and purification of biosurfactant from Nocardiopsis sp. mrinalini9 which will have wider applications in industrial process and bioremediation.

However, it meanwhile has much wider applications.

It is hoped that the model will be applied to other injury datasets and evaluated further to examine its wider application by both clinicians and researchers.