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This technique allows the concept of so-called dose painting or adaptive dose distribution to be implemented with improved aligning of the dose distribution along the complex geometric arrangements of the tumour and the surround healthy critical structures.

A principle that the shape memory effect of Fe Mn Si Cr Ni alloys can be remarkably improved through aligned precipitations of second-phase particles has been proposed and realized through ageing after pre-deformation at room temperature.

Although, the density of de novo myofibers was not significantly improved by aligned scaffolds, regardless of exercise activity, the cross-sectional area of regenerating myofibers was increased by > 60% when treated with either aligned and randomly oriented scaffolds, in comparison to treatment of decellularized scaffold or untreated controls.

Researches showed that the shape memory effect of FeMnSiCrNiC alloys can be remarkably improved through aligned Cr23C6 particles inside grains.

A recent publication has demonstrated that the reasonable utilization of spinneret material (polypropylene) can save electric energy and improve the aligned effect of electrospun nanofibers [10].

In this study [1], participants first improved discriminations of left offset dot Verniers from aligned dot Verniers (Figure 1A).

An improved version of the algorithm, called Fr-TM-align, has been published [ 8 ].

Further development of the technique allowed for the generation of 26 nt tags (SuperSAGE) [ 20] which substantially improved the annotation of tags when aligned to sequences in public nucleotide databases [ 21].

According to Dr. Vitti, "The aligned resources have dramatically improved the quality of teaching and learning in elementary classrooms".

Identified barriers and facilitators of improved system integration aligned well with current literature and Wagner's Chronic Care Model.

In contrast to PFGE, our sequence analyses used >2.9 Mb of aligned sequences for subtype discrimination, thus providing for vastly improved detection of substitutions.