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The designed sensor delivers approximately 15% of the total propagating electromagnetic field power to the surrounding environment for sensing purposes, representing a substantial improvement over previous ad-hoc designs delivering at most 9% (Gibson et al., 2001).

The reference design, while powerful, has its disadvantages [16]; notably, 50% of the measurements in a reference design experiment are solely for normalization purposes representing both significant financial and opportunity costs.

A Cell Designer SBML file is loaded afterwards, for visualization purposes, representing the Pyruvate metabolism pathway.

Among all the DPC/PDPS participating hospitals, 980 agreed to provide data for our research purposes, representing approximately 6.3 million cases and covering 77% of all admission cases tracked by DPC/PDPS.

It became fashionable in the nineteen-sixties, as individuals and groups increasingly asserted the right to take the law into their own hands, insisting that their purposes represented a higher morality. . . .

The extension of ultrasound techniques for real time elastographic analysis purposes represents a more recent development.

The integration of fuzzy logic for decision-making purposes represents a reliable methodology that could be appealing for managers, practitioners and analysts (Malagoli, Magni & Mastroleo, 2007).

Cooling purposes represent the main part of industrial water demand, and waste-heat recovery is a main strategy to improve resource efficiency.

We argue that the increasing tendency of cities to leverage streetcar projects for non-transportation purposes represents a turn to the use of infrastructure as a tool of spatial planning.

The often conflicting objectives of ensuring privacy rights for personal data whilst providing adequate access to such data, e.g. for the vital interests of the data subject or other persons, but also for research and public healthcare purposes, represent particular challenges in this sensitive area.

Switching to routine sources for ANC surveillance purposes represents a potential long term cost savings for national HIV programs.