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Stem cell research has the potential of solving these vexing problems -- the scarcity of organs and the debilitating effects of anti-rejection drugs.

The challenging structure as well as the extensive economical potential of solving various scheduling problems has fascinated numerous researchers during the recent decades.

The company, which specialises in pinpointing hidden water, gas and electricity leaks at commercial properties for utility firms, flipped its business model 180 degrees to explore the untapped potential of solving water leaks for a wide range of other commercial customers.

Prognostics and systems health management (PHM) is an enabling discipline of technologies and methods with the potential of solving reliability problems that have been manifested due to complexities in design, manufacturing, environmental and operational use conditions, and maintenance.

"Things were despairing at times until we managed to pull it out toward the end of last year and establish that we had the potential of solving this problem at a practical level". Up from one graduate student at the beginning of the year, Wender now has five people in his lab working on taxol.

Several test cases of mass and heat transfer problems have been examined and the results show consistently that the accurate solutions for fine scale domains can be obtained very efficiently with a reduction in degrees of freedom by two orders of magnitude, illustrating the potential of solving complex problems which might currently be intractable.

Potential ways of solving this problem by floating the input to the regulator are described.

After describing the proposed requirements management model, this paper describes some potential methods of solving non-linear optimization problems that may be applied to this formulation of the design process, and under what conditions those methods apply.

The field of tissue-engineering offers the potential for solving the problem of shortage of organ donors needed to maintain quality of life for an ageing worldwide population.

Genomics and bioinformatics are prime examples of interdisciplinary fields with considerable potential for solving some of the world's most pressing problems (NRC, 2009).

The product was well-designed, with a view toward ease-of-use and low-cost manufacturing; and, it has the potential not only of solving a customer problem, but also of helping society solve a serious environmental problem," Dr. Jansen said.