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All of these proteins are in principle suitable targets for small molecule drugs, and the receptors can also be targets for antibodies.

It is presented with a minimum principle, suitable for a large class of energy transfer problems.

Due to the combination of microfluidic channels and air-suspended grating couplers, analytes can directly be probed in-line in an integrated microfluidic channel making the presented principle suitable for low-cost, in-line polymer optofluidic and photonic sensing applications.

We have observed that the 40-nm gold nanoparticles will reach average size of 1.2 µm when exposed to the silver enhancer for approximately 10 min. This interesting property makes the silver enhancement principle suitable for signal amplification in conductimetric biosensors.

We then tested whether SoPIP2 1 could be reconstituted in DPhPC membranes as DPhPC is generally recognized as forming stable black lipid membranes [29] [31], making this lipid, in principle, suitable for being used in the design of water-filtration systems.

The serum bank is, in principle, suitable for environmental studies, e.g., human exposure assessment.

Furthermore, based on the principles, a partial encryption scheme in wavelet domain is proposed, and its performances are evaluated, which proves the principles suitable for designing or evaluating multimedia encryption schemes.

China Southern Airlines, the country's largest passenger carrier, concluded that the Lindu airport, outside Yichun, a city of one million people in Heilongjiang Province, was "in principle not suitable for night flights," according to a safety notice posted on a Chinese news organization's Web site.

Matthews presented a modified version of the Banach contraction principle, more suitable in this context, see also [20, 21].

He obtained a modified version of the Banach contraction principle, more suitable in this context (see also [23, 24]).

For the local existence and uniqueness, we use the method of successive approximations under the Lipschitz condition, and for global existence and uniqueness, we use the contraction principle under suitable conditions.