Thus, further implementation of the possibilities offered by CBM33s and GH61s may not only affect the costs of the enzymatic saccharification step but may also direct further optimization of the preceding pretreatment step and process design in general.
However, beyond the scope of this study, the possibility that implementation of these surgical solutions improved ED volume at these hospitals merits further study.
The new era of NIPD for aneuploidies has opened new possibilities for the implementation of these technologies into clinical practice in the near future.
The final section of the paper discusses the key research challenges for successful implementation of the mechanical possibilities, and overall provides a basis for understanding what is likely to become an important defining technology for future rail vehicles.
Speed of oncoming and overtaking cars, implementation of routines, the possibilities to discover potential hazards and experienced stress in the children were analysed by speed measurements, diary notes, questionnaires and focus group interviews.
Key areas identified where action by national governments is often likely to be required are the lack of coverage and implementation of blacklisting, the possibility of reprogramming, 'recycling' and other forms of criminogenic resale markets, and international trafficking.
The biotin-Sav technology has been proven to be a versatile tool for the implementation of ArMs, offering the possibility to implement abiotic reactions within a biological environment.
The implementation of SEEDS opened up many possibilities for the performance of risk exposure analysis, enabling the comparison of several BOP configurations of rigs contracted by Petrobras.
In March 2010, Christopher J. Grasset J.D. Chief Operating Officer, Sprinkles of the Global Health Initiative Inc. arrived in Kyrgyzstan to assess the implementation of the programme and consider possibilities for the local production of "Gulyazyk" "Gulyazyk".
The new policy perspectives are not incommensurable or conflictive such that the implementation of one automatically nullifies the possibility of supplementing it with the other.
