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Diverging colour schemes may facilitate unwanted associations with volcanic risk concepts, and may enable use of the map as a reference tool for risk-based response decisions based on the transition area between hues.
Our results may enable use of current chip-based microfluidic calorimeters in a simple manner as a tool for high-throughput screening of enzyme activity with potential applications in drug discovery and enzyme engineering.
At the community-level, in terms of availability of specialist services, it has been clearly shown that living in a large urban area may enable use of specialty care.
Taken together, these studies demonstrate that a three-dimensional surface may enable use of shorter oligodeoxyribonucleotide probes and that hybridization time may be critical in improving the accuracy of microarray data.
The short acquisition times and the small footprint may enable use near the coronary care unit itself, employing long-standing protocols [ 48, 49] for MPS in scenarios of acute coronary syndrome.
The high negative predictive value and moderate positive predictive value may enable use of the scoring system as a quick decision-making tool for a physician to undertake a definite diagnostic testing for significant RAS.
Their regulatory relations may enable us to discover novel disease lncRNAs using known disease genes.
The results of this study show that sub-stoichiometric amounts of BBr3 can be used in place of one full equivalent and may enable the use of BBr3 in total synthesis when multiple moieties are susceptible to attack.
Composite morphing structures often rely on thermal loading to achieve multistability, however new understanding of these structures may enable their use as temperature-driven actuators.
This suggests a new material design strategy that may enable the use of the a-Si for Na-ion battery anode applications.
The adoption of a methodology such as SUVref may enable the use of a less conservative threshold, by reducing the need to accommodate for inter-scanner variability, thus increasing sensitivity without increasing the number of incorrectly classified responders.
