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The as-prepared TiO2-RGO nanostructured composites had high surface area, massive pores, and excellent structural stability, which were highly adequate for application in sodium ion batteries.

In general, biological fluids are considered highly adequate for metabolomics, because they closely represent quantitative and qualitative variations of phenotypic molecular markers such as metabolites.

Conclusions: These highly polymorphic markers are adequate for DNA profiling and studies of population genetics in S. platyclados.

Mathematical modeling shows that this position-independent ansatz is only adequate for highly diverse random antibody mixtures which are not dominated by a few antibodies.

Although this was an open study and subject to all of the significant problems of such trials, the apparent dramatic responses are encouraging and indicate that the measurements we use at present may be adequate for highly effective therapeutic options.

We found that highly frequent plasmid transfer (∼10 5 10 8) adequate for use in analytical experiments occurred in liquid culture (Table 3).

The methods used for detection of KI, WU and MC polyomaviruses, were highly sensitive and should be adequate for the detection of low quantities of virus DNA reaching the detection level of 0.1 virus/copy per cell or less.

Valdivia (1972) states that highly fertile soils are not adequate for planting P. juliflora, for in those soils the plant directs most of its reserves to the formation of leaves and branches, a small reserve remaining for the production of fruits —called "algarobas".

However, the static strategies become less and less adequate for today's highly competitive industrial society because of their low efficiency to detect slight process changes promptly.

Although the sketch is based simply on the notion that the backscatter must have occurred from a region of steep westward gradient in N, and is highly subjective, we believe it is adequate for showing the location of the primary plume (EPB) relative to the upwelling.

The sensors are adequate for autonomous operation in highly dynamic environments as distributed parameter systems.