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The assessment tools provide checklists that can support decision processes, thus allowing for more transparent decisions.

At cryogenic temperature (80 K), there is no linear regime observable due to the freezing of SRH and PASRH processes, thus allowing a pure non-linear detection regime.

The model allows to integrate, in the same decision support tool, technical knowledge regarding AR devices with critical process features characterizing manufacturing processes, thus allowing to assess the contribution of the AR device in a wider prospective compared to current technological analyses.

High-throughput assays of RNAi libraries have facilitated the search for genes required for diverse biological processes, thus allowing stepwise dissection of specific signaling pathways and of the regulation of gene function [ 4].

We brought simulations into the educational process, thus allowing undergraduates to participate in an interesting hands-on model manipulation.

Furthermore, the covalent grafting was shown to tolerate the transfer process, thus allowing ex post transfer from copper to other substrates.

A public process view shields secret or irrelevant details from a private, internal business process, thus allowing a provider to reveal only relevant, non-confidential parts of its business process to its clients.

The moderate temperatures (60°C to 100°C) are significantly less than that of the steam explosion process, thus allowing less energy input and overall cost reduction associated with the process (Alizadeh et al.2005, Teymouri et al.2004, Chundawat et al.2007).2007

Consequently, a model alloy has been used to separate the various stages of the Q&P heat treatment process, thus allowing diffraction experiments, particularly real-time in situ neutron diffractometry, to measure lattice parameter, lattice strain and phase fraction in order to deduce the concentration and distribution of carbon at different stages during the Q&P treatment.

Another advantage is that there is no limit on the smallest particles that the retort can process, thus allowing all the crushed feed to be used.

In recent years it was reported that also dendritic cells enter the thymus and contribute to this process, thus allowing for the depletion of thymocytes that are specific to peripherally expressed self-antigens.