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This methodology opens up a possibility for diversification in carbon-silica composite catalysts.
This methodology opens up the possibility of spatially controlling the rheological properties of a gel, and allows a significant advance over the simple gel/no-gel switch normally observed with photoswitchable gelators.
I will discuss how these results reveal emergent effects distinct from the benefits conventionally associated with hybrid materials in conversion electrodes and how this methodology opens up new pathways to control and characterize charge density in 2D electronic and optoelectronic devices.
The proposed methodology opens up numerous research directions for solving the different variants of KP problems such as multi-dimensional KP and quadratic KP.
This methodology opens up the model tools to new applications in operational oceanography, marine assessment (including management strategy evaluations).
The described selection methodology opens up the possibility of isolating modified forms of AOX with further decreased affinity toward substrates without reduction of the maximal velocity of reaction.
This methodology opened up the abovementioned "black box", with the addition of several maps that represent the flows constituting Rotterdam's network through its infrastructure spatially.
"Our methodology really opens up the possibility of the genomic analysis of human remains," Bradley said.
Our methodology also opens up an alternative path for kernel smoothing of both the bivariate density, distribution function and survival function via use of the estimated π i,j 's over the multinomial grid of non-zero mass.
Ultimately, this methodology also opens up synthetic possibilities for making asymmetric 5-substituted Δ-thiazoline-containing ligands, as well as analogues of Δ-thiazoline based natural products.
It provides the methodologies and opens up exciting opportunities for the development of a variety of new electronic materials and devices based on engineered phages for future applications.
