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Understanding the importance of their behavioural thermoregulation by habitat use can provide novel information for predicting the fate of alpine Lepidoptera and other insects under ongoing climate change.

The work described here improved GOD production significantly, and the strategies employed in this study provide novel information for the large-scale production of heterologous proteins.

" … Here we present a model for working memory which relies on the modulation of the intrinsic excitability properties of neurons, instead of synaptic plasticity, to retain novel information for periods of seconds to minutes.

The current findings indicated that T. thioparus could play a significant role as potential biosorbent with the ability to eliminate PFOA effectively in aquatic environment, which would provide novel information for PFOA ecological decontamination and remediation.

This study provided a potential glutamate-independent strain to replace glutamate-dependent strain for γ-PGA production, and shared novel information for understanding the glutamate dependent difference at the genomic level.

In addition, we analyzed the glutamate dependent difference between GXA-28 and GXG-5 from fermentation level and genome level, then provided some novel information for understanding the glutamate dependent difference.

This Special Topics course explores the key research and deployment issues for novel Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) for the world's poorer 4 billion people who today lack access to modern technologies and infrastructure.

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This paper presents a novel information retrieval approach for personalized itinerary search in urban freight transport systems.

We introduce DocChat a novel information retrieval approach for human-computer conversation systems that can use unstructured documents rather than semi-structured utterance-response pairs, to react to user utterances.

Understanding how epoxygenases are regulated, the mediators they produce, and where they work, will give us novel information on biomarkers for dyslipidaemia and inflammation, allow us to understand side-effects of drugs metabolised by epoxygenases, and help us to design novel PPARα ligands based on the structure of high affinity EETs and their metabolites.