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"This innovative extension will now do even more for small and medium-sized businesses so that they can play their full part in creating new jobs".

We describe an innovative extension of 2-D coculture wherein ALL cells uniquely interact with bone marrow-derived stromal cells.

This paper discusses an innovative extension of the actual vehicle platforms that integrate intelligent environments in order to carry out e-safety tasks improving the driving security.

Applying these principles to the U.S. criminal justice system is an innovative extension of lessons that have been learned in mainstream healthcare settings.

As shown in Fig. 3, our active data warehouse architecture enriches the classical data warehouse architecture through an innovative extension which consists on a novel layer to handle the update process in our data warehouse.

A Round Table on Innovative Extension Strategies for Commercializing Small Farmer Agriculture was held in Bangkok.

Several innovative extensions that seek to improve interaction and cognition with parallel coordinates have been described in the visualization research literature.

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In these cases, customised digitally engineered patient solutions for fixed or removable dental rehabilitation provide an innovative line extension to conventional implant dentistry.

This article presents an overview of the CONTREX European project, its main innovative technology (extension of a model based design approach, functional and extra-functional analysis with executable models and run-time management) and the final results of three industrial use-cases from different domain (avionics, automotive and telecommunication).

The programme focuses on broad reforms, innovative programmes, extension of successes through partnerships and accumulation of evidence about what works through robust monitoring and evaluation.