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Applying product knowledge proactively to manufacturing (quality by design) may allow greater flexibility and maintain or improve product quality.

Research into the positions of present and future 'development corridors' may allow greater understanding of the geographical locations of pressure points.

BP is also experimenting with an injection technique that cuts the salt content of the water used to maintain the pressure in underground reservoirs and, thus, may allow greater oil recovery.

As you can see there are a variety of routes into the ambulance service and although the paramedic role may be the best known, there are others which offer as much satisfaction with patient contact and may allow greater flexibility in working hours.

The digital capabilities of MEMS may allow greater temporal control over drug release compared to traditional polymer-based systems, while the batch-processing techniques used in the microelectronics industry can lead to greater device uniformity and reproducibility than is currently available to the pharmaceutical industry.

The large patches of slip may represent areas of smooth fault surface, which may allow greater dynamic weakening during a large earthquake (e.g., Fang and Dunham 2013).

The more superficial distribution may also allow greater access of noxious gastroesophageal refluxate to afferent nerves and provide a mechanism to the observed enhanced perception of reflux events.

Moreover, it may also allow greater insight into the way in which patients incorporate treatments or management strategies within their daily lives, highlighting possible reasons for a lack of congruence between professionals' recommendations and patients' priorities, and allow realistic therapeutic timescales to be negotiated.

The rapid increase in smart distribution technologies such as dispatchable distributed generators (DG), storage and curtailable loads offer greater levels of controllability and observability over traditional distribution networks, which may allow for greater system stability and optimality if properly harnessed.

Recent evidence suggests that there are FAT/CD36 transporters on the mitochondrial membrane [25] [26] and although sex differences in the mitochondria specific population have not been examined, women have significantly greater FAT/CD36 protein in whole muscle homogenate compared with men [18], which may allow for greater mitochondrial uptake of long chain fatty acids (LCFAs) in women.

And a hall may have counterbalancing qualities: a lack of resonance may allow for greater clarity.