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From the analyses it is shown that the separation processes can successfully concentrate all types of mouse-skin carcinogenic material, irrespective of the type of condensate used, and that a combination of processes prepares an active concentrate representing 2% by weight of the original condensate.

Experimental findings and machining examples show that the proposed novel hybrid process can successfully fabricate a co-axial diamond wheel-tool with a grinding-edge array that has extremely thin high integrity cutting edges.

There are however different answers to the question how inference, being a conceptual process, can successfully relate to reality.

By developing an understanding of how the collaboration process can successfully be managed, partners can better know in advance whether the partnership will achieve the desired "collaborative advantage" [ 38].

In addition, we will have to demonstrate that the process can successfully remove the older, more complex, mixed culture biofilms that are usually seen in process equipment, and investigate how the presence of chemical (as opposed to biological) fouling products (such as rust) affect the performance of this process.

Both processes can be successfully applied for finding the initial shape of bridge structures during erection procedures.

Our results show that both photo-Fenton processes can be successfully applied for the treatment of the studied simulated industrial wastewater.

Similarly to Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs), Gaussian Processes can be successfully trained to learn the underlying inverse neutron kinetic model and, as such, they are not limited to the model choice.

We have previously shown that transient transfection based processes can be successfully scaled up to 3 L stirred tank reactors using perfusion bioreactor operation [ 19].

There's a lot of communication, and a lot of emotional consideration, as well as mental processes before people can successfully engage in open relationships.

But they plan to continue changing their gene modification process until they can successfully get a human organ to grow inside a non-human animal.