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As with other types of blood analyses, enzyme assays have been automated with autoanalyzers, which make it possible to obtain data on the serum activity of up to 20 or more enzymes simultaneously on one sample of serum.

The use of cell chips made it possible to obtain data from more than 250,000 micro-wells (apertures) per square centimeter.

It was not possible to obtain data past the 2010 period for the entire sub-region because this period's reanalysis is still underway.

Thus, it has become possible to obtain data on the long-term stability of quasistationary areas and, therefore, on the stability of large-scale hydrological phenomena in the Atlantic Ocean.

Despite difficulties in achieving complete enumeration, the high population coverage of censuses means that it is usually possible to obtain data for very small geographical areas which can form the basis for detailed maps.

For the Italian schemes, while data is available for overall revenues from tickets, passes and fines, it has not been possible to obtain data on net revenues after the scheme running costs have been deducted, except the case of city of Rome.

This practice was initiated to identify possible outbreaks and to obtain data on the basic manifestations of disease and routes of infection.

Whenever possible, it would be useful to obtain data from biologic and environmental monitoring to evaluate the efficacy of educational efforts in reducing occupational exposures.

The investigation was conducted to obtain data on possible causes of decline in seabird and coastal bird populations.

For Myanmar it was possible to obtain raw data for the whole country combined and by location, so Myawaddy data, from the Burmese town opposite Mae Sot, Thailand, was included.

The aims of this prospective study were to assess if it is possible to obtain STE data during a routine echocardiographic examination in Irish Wolfhound dogs and that these data will provide reference values and an estimation of measurement error.