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In this paper, an improved novel global harmony search (INGHS) approach is proposed to solve reliability optimization problem.

In addition, our hydrazine/air fuel cell consists on an improved novel design that results in remarkably high mechanical and chemical stabilities for long periods of operation.

As our understanding of the physiopathology of intervertebral disc (IVD) degeneration has improved, novel therapeutic strategies have emerged, based on the local injection of cells, bioactive molecules, and nucleic acids.

Nevertheless, it might be possible to make an improved novel vaccine, especially against airborne challenge.

There's time enough to take off from the Gulf, eat three lunches, cross nine time zones, read an improving novel and still have a solid eight hours sleep before touching down beside the Pacific.

It is believed that clinical and translational medicine will benefit and improve novel diagnostics/prognostics and therapeutics for clinical use, post-genomic knowledge and experience, and/or new disciplines that reflect additional levels of complexity.

The ability to noninvasively and serially map uPA expression as a biomarker would thus have significant potential in improving novel cancer therapies.

As our understanding of the influence of these interactions on the development of allergy improves, novel interventions designed to modulate the host response to these asthmagenic exposures can be developed and implemented.

As the pathogenesis of these conditions becomes clearer, and understanding of the respective roles of the cell-mediated and humoral immune systems improves, novel therapies are being developed based on this theoretical knowledge.

As prognosis of cancer improves, novel therapeutic concepts are being introduced and more and more older cancer patients receive full treatment the number of acutely ill patients is growing significantly.