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Using this method, the fabrication of nanorods and carbon doping are separated into two different processes, increasing the versatility of the ZnO nanostructure synthesis process.

Most importantly, the optimization procedure can be extended to other types of biosensors, thus increasing the versatility of analysis provided by tailored molecular architectures exploited with various detection principles.

In addition, when the focusing mirror is allowed to move along the optical axis in a ±1 mm range, other interesting profiles can be reached for a given working distance, therefore increasing the versatility of the system.

Unlike the weaker intensity EL illumination the high intensity LED illumination enabled shorter exposure times and allowed multi-wavelength illumination without the need to physically change the excitation strip, thus making spectrum excitation of multiple fluorophores possible increasing the versatility of the detector platform for a variety of optical detection assays.

By incorporating two bags into one system, Naneu has significantly increased the versatility of the u120.

This fact also increases the versatility and usability, and thus the impact of the models.

It is expected to increase the versatility and power of these building blocks for nanoscale photonic and electronic device applications.

The ZnO nanorods and nanorod heterostructures would markedly increase the versatility and power of numerous electrical and photonic nanodevices based on oxide heterostructures.

Their beneficial strength-to-weight ratio as well as bending, compression, and torsional resistance increases the versatility of moment frames and potentially improves performance under earthquake loads.

The realization of a photo-patterned pseudo-solid-state electrolyte increases the versatility of ionogels and potentially enables new fabrication routes for electrochemical device architectures.

Improved stent-graft flexibility, reduced fracture potential, and a greater variety of lengths and diameters have increased the versatility for use in axillary and subclavian locations.