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The work gives some guidance for future design of more robust surface roughness models.

It could be a suitable and more robust surface cleaning and passivation process for the industry, but heavy water is expensive.

"Those concerns included uncertainty on the right for communities to bring the process to a halt if they are not happy, a complete lack of detail about the timing and quantum of any community benefits package, and the lack of a 'Plan B' for more robust interim surface storage plans for the high-level radioactive waste currently kept at Sellafield if a site cannot be found.

In vivo, in the absence of inflammation, PAK1 expression was more robust at the luminal surface epithelium and in small intestinal villi than in the crypts.

It appears that SDS was able to reduce the viscous nature of the pellicle on both the silica and HA surfaces, whereas the STP appeared to leave a more robust pellicle on the silica surface.

However, the 3D superlattice is much more robust against the disappearance of surface gap and still shows peak value of ZT of approximately 2.5 (Figure 3f) for gapless states.

We are currently embarking on deep sequencing of hES and hiPS cells to gain a more robust list of the cell surface molecules that can be probed for involvement in human pluripotent cell morphology.

"Having a more robust database would at least on the surface provide police with some other resources.. to understand how the gun is getting from vendor into the hands of people who are using it to kill or harm someone".

When mutation rate increases to high values, lower replication rates are favored, because these genotypes are located in flatter regions of the fitness surface and are, therefore, more robust with respect to mutations.

The following future trends are suggested: more sensitive detection, increased integration and miniaturization, multianalyte analysis, more robust reagents and devices, and increased functionality of surface treatments.

The result is a more robust model for the productivity of fibers by free surface electrospinning from a wire electrode.