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Indeed, a growing convergence of nanotechnology, synthetic biology, and genetics has introduced increasingly powerful applications.
Over the last sixty years, the UK government has introduced increasingly detailed legislation relating to the identification and tracing of cattle.
In the search for an ideal TENG, researchers have introduced increasingly more sophisticated fabrication techniques in combination with a variety of biomaterials to produce organized porous structures conducive to nerve regeneration and functional recovery.
In recent years, the police have introduced increasingly tight security around Tiananmen Square that includes searching the belongings of visitors and questioning those they believe fit the description of petitioners, the aggrieved citizens who flock to the capital in what is often a futile quest for justice.
However, in the past few years, they have introduced increasingly sophisticated digital products worthy of the Leica name, and the brand seems to be making a comeback.
With urban fowl increasingly common, Alderman Roland Lemar has introduced legislation that would allow residents to raise up to six hens.
Paytm, India's top digital wallet and payment service, has introduced a chat feature to amp up its appeal among an increasingly competitive market.
As for Miley, it seems she has introduced salvia to a new following with her endorsement -- so expect this drug to become increasingly popular in the coming months.
Since the eighties of the last century many hospitals have introduced day-care and have increasingly substituted (short-term) clinical admissions for day-care [ 9, 10].
Luckily, a number of zoos across the world have introduced programs aimed at saving the increasingly threatened species.
Governments across Europe, which face increasingly ageing populations and declining working-age populations, have introduced a range of policy initiatives and laws designed to keep people working longer.
