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The change of the physical state of the mixture (semisolid type except for the mixture with Tween 80 where is a change in the viscosity), which is different from the individual ones (liquid and solids), could also contribute toward this type of response.

Washing of the pretreated solids could also greatly improve the final ethanol yields.

The formation of solid particles could also influence the effective interfacial area.

All the strains producing protease on solid medium could also produce in liquid medium except three strains C. albicans MTCC12983, C. glabrata 01 and C. tropicalis 02.

Our results show that processes occurring during EMT in solid tumors could also be implicated in the pathophysiology of some types of leukemia downstream of HIF-1.

Virus-coated solid surfaces could also be used in vivo for highly site-specific delivery of viral particles to target tissues or cells through the direct application of virus-coated solid surfaces to target sites.

Virus-coated solid surfaces could also be used for in vitro tissue engineering applications, for which the shapes and sizes of areas/regions of genetically engineered cells can be predetermined two-dimensionally by strategic placement and patterning of viral vectors on solid surfaces, as exemplified in Fig. 5.

The thermochemical conversion of solid biomass plants could also contribute to flexible power generation.

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Creating a broader and more solid empirical basis could also include the use of synthesized fricative continua (or synthesized speech in general) in which the stepwise changes in mean CoG and potentially confounding factors in the spectral energy distribution can still be better controlled than in the present study.

This is important for future studies of CD45RARO NK cells in solid cancers, which could also induce a similar phenotype because NK cell infiltration is associated with a good prognosis in several cancers (Senovilla et al., 2012, Mamessier et al., 2013, Mamessier et al., 2012).