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Metabolic pathway engineering under a controlled environment may optimize availability of desired compounds.

Ying-Shen et al. ([2008]) proposed a genetic algorithm-based optimization model to optimize the availability for a series parallel system.

We also provide some examples of how these models can be used to optimize the availability configuration of Cassandra-based applications.

Pastoralists in semi-arid and arid environments strongly depend on herd mobility to optimize forage availability for their animals and utilize pastures sustainably (Humphrey and Sneath 1999; Fernández-Giménez and Le Febre 2006; Behnke et al. 2011).

Condition-based maintenance or predictive maintenance in a comprehensive maintenance management program will provide the ability to optimize the availability of process machinery and greatly reduce the cost of maintenance.

One strategy to boost the activities of both enzymes was to optimize cofactor availability by supplementation with NAD+.

We hypothesized that the implementation of a new Pharmacy Computerized Inventory Program (PCIP) would optimize medication availability and decrease medication shortages.

To improve titer of flavanone biosynthesis in E. coli, Koffas and coworkers designed a series of experiments to optimize the availability of the key building block malonyl-CoA.

Previously, we have described methods of influencing IGF-II signaling in vitro by siRNA knockdown of IGF-IIR and by the use of an IGF-IIR-specific agonist, [Leu]IGF-II, to block IGF-II removal and optimize its availability (21).

This would be important because behavioral testing in mice, still considered an important step in preclinical drug development, requires significant time and resources that could be optimized by availability of a reliable surrogate marker of drug efficacy.

If not, any residual capillary obstructions, or elevated CTH across perfused capillaries, would be predicted to prevent optimal re-oxygenation, and possibly to attenuate MBF or MFR to optimize myocardial oxygen availability, cf. Figs.  4 and 7.