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In addition, this new method permits a single formulation to be obtained from the MDFpPC schemes independently of the parity of the number of steps, which facilitates the design of a computational algorithm thus permitting improved implementation in a computer.

AO-OCT corrects ocular aberrations, permitting improved transverse resolution, from 20 to 5 μm.

Future work could extend this study to a repeated-measures design permitting improved control for person-level factors and examination of within-person variability of BP.

Unfortunately, radiography does not permit visualization of the earliest stages of erosive changes in RA, and other imaging modalities have emerged as methods permitting improved visualization of early bone erosions [ 9- 12].

Absence of the palmar metal insert and the "skin like" movement of the leather splint were postulated to allow limited wrist movement in combination with mechanical stability thus permitting improved functional performance.

When compared to previously reported minicellulosomes assembled from cellulases containing only one catalytic module each, our novel minicellulosome demonstrates a method for substantial reduction in the number of peptide chains required, permitting improved heterologous expression of minicellulosomes in microbial hosts.

The ashmeter permits improved tephra field-data collection at both a local and regional scale.

The high degree of spatial and temporal resolution in these simulations permits improved attribution of regional carbon sources and sinks.

The activation energy distribution obtained in the present paper permits improved correlation of chemisorption data in comparison to earlier studies.

This generalization permits improved fits of the model-estimated geoelectric fields to the measured (and, generally, polarized) geoelectric fields, which is our objective.

We hypothesized that knowledge of these loci might permit improved CKD risk prediction beyond that provided by traditional phenotypic risk factors.