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It is shown that despite the complexity of the relationship between damage and the dynamic properties of the cables, definite trends could be identified, especially for out-of-plane vibrations.

The most important properties of hydrogels relevant to their biomedical applications are also identified, especially for use of hydrogels as drug and cell carriers, and as tissue engineering matrices.

Although there are already some qualification offers available for enterprises to support resource efficiency innovations, the high potentials that can be identified especially for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) have not been activated until now.

Despite accumulating evidences showing that targeting Ub E3 ligases and DUBs control epithelial and endothelial barrier integrity, the Ub E3 ligases and DUBs responsible for turnover of most key proteins in cell junctions have not been identified, especially for TJ proteins.

The application potentials of TE in directly conversing thermal energy into electrical power have been identified, especially for where the cost of thermal energy input need not to be considered, such as waste heat utilization, in the light of the present low efficiency of thermoelectric conversion.

Therefore, to improve clinical care, biological prognostic markers must be identified, especially for localised tumours.

Can entrance criteria be developed in order to identify especially problematic substances for ecotoxicological risk assessment in the authorisation of PPP?

In public health and risk management, information on critical windows may help identify especially susceptible subgroups for specific interventions.

Following these guidelines will increase the sensitivity and accuracy of IBIs for identifying especially impaired and unimpaired sites and ultimately result in better conservation.

IBIs with metrics that both increased and decreased along the landscape disturbance gradient were more sensitive for identifying especially impaired and unimpaired sites (i.e., IBI-1 and IBI-3) compared to IBIs with metrics that only increased (i.e., IBI-2).

Our findings provide novel insights into the genetic basis of growth and fatness in pigs and may contribute to the identification of the causal variants for the identified loci, especially for the major loci on SSC4 and SSC7.