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However, in case of applications with low mean temperature differences like geothermal ORC systems, more advanced flow configurations are applied.

In case of applications of biofuel cells in the biological media, in order to avoid addition of NAD+ to the solution, we propose binding this cofactor to the aminoethylated SWCNTs.

Since T 2 tightly depends on temperature, in case of applications in an outdoor environment characterized by a temperature close to that of room temperature, a system to control the temperature during the measurements is strongly recommended to guarantee a good reproducibility.

Thus in case of applications where the aim is to detect large values of samples quickly, without actually employing sampling (which might be very costly), we can compare different sampling procedures by EI: smaller EI leads to longer waiting of the first hitting time.

In case of application of meta-heuristics of solving NP-hard problems, tuning of algorithm-specific parameters is essential to obtain near-optimal solutions.

In case of application to electrode of potential 0 V, the deintercalation of N3 − occurs and also its partial decomposition: N3 − + 3H2O + 2e− → N2��+ NH3 + 3OH− [18].

For specific applications other algorithms or their combinations can be more suitable, as demonstrated by Walk to Root, in case of application to model checking.

This is given by the significantly prolonged occlusion times (p < 0.05) and higher patency rates in case of application of AT alone; while all other groups in which the anti-inflammatory action of AT was blocked by TrypAT, heparin or indomethacin revealed thrombus kinetics comparable to controls.

The incorrect suggestions has small deviance to optimum values, which are harmless to patients in case of application.

Regardless of the excellent cohesiveness of the wetted films, it was necessary to reinforce them enough to be resistant to surgical devices such as tweezers or in case of application on large areas.

We are aware of the fact that our study is limited to few genotypes, and, as mentioned in our discussion, more genetic factors (polymorphisms) should be considered for the explanation of inter-individual variability in chemotherapy response, and more so in case of application of combination chemotherapy.