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The methodology presented provides flexibility in designing PEG scaffolds with desired mechanical properties, but with increased susceptibility to proteolytically mediated degradation.

The new methodology presented provides a way to optimize the operation of a variety of batch processes (chemical, pharmaceutical, food processing, etc).

These results suggest that the methodologies presented provide a sound basis for high precision suspension erosion modeling.

The methodology presented here provides a new platform for identifying novel peptide ligands for both liganded and orphan mammalian GPCRs.

The new methodology presented here provides the means to perform this multiscale verification for any multivariant model.

The methodology presented here provides a scalable and extensible approach towards the rational design of tailored microstructures with enhanced functionalities.

The knowledge generated and the methodology presented herein provides the scientific foundation for tailoring atomic arrangement and physical properties in a wide range of miscible and immiscible multinary systems.

The methodology presented here provides a framework by which to generate and evaluate microsatellite data from samples of much greater antiquity than attempted before, and opens new opportunities for ancient DNA research.

The methodology presented here provides an analytical tool to analyse GIAs with an imperfect genetic relationship within pairs of GIAs.

The methodology presented herein provides a number of advantages with regard to the monitoring of protein function: to date such analyses were usually carried out as end point analyses on cellular material that was previously destroyed by detection markers or fixation procedures and which usually required high cell numbers while yielding unsatisfactory information on cellular response kinetics.

Finally, some examples are presented to confirm that the methodology presented here can provide flexible structures satisfying the problem specifications.