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The results of this study reveal the importance and the possibility of cognitive remediation and cognitive training with strategies that target capacity for divergent thinking to improve community functioning in patients with schizophrenia.

The target capacity for the model was set on the basis of grid generation capacity.

The figure shows that target capacity for addition was highest for gas, followed by oil, then hydropower with the least being coal.

It's a major step forward, but the U.S. Department of Energy has set a target capacity for hydrogen-storage techniques of 6% of weight, so the carbonized feathers need improvement.

Analytical results demonstrate that the CoMP method can significantly increase targeted capacity for a given outage probability; and even with low feedback overhead, the limited-feedback method performs close to the ideal maximum ratio transmission that requires full channel state information (CSI) at the transmitter.

The intrinsic targeting capacity of F-flurpiridaz for mitochondria was demonstrated by Yalamanchili et al. who showed that initial high in vitro accumulation of the F-analogue in rat myocytes could be selectively inhibited by the administration of various inhibitors of MC-1 [ 55].

The effect of the projectile nose shape on the target's capacity for energy absorption is evaluated.

Pacific Biosciences plans to release a commercial product in 2010 and will announce the target sequencing capacity for that machine early next year.

Such dual targeting capacity is critical for the success of clinical oncology since it has been established that cancer stem cells and non-cancer stem cell may interconvert, and survivin has been shown to be involved in the regulation of such interconversion36, 37.

Polymeric NPs are of prenominal interest, as the polymers can be co-polymerized, surface modified, or bio-conjugated for ameliorate targeting capacity and distribution of the encapsulated agents.

Our findings support a model in which C. elegans piRNAs utilize their enormous repertoire of targeting capacity to scan the germline transcriptome for foreign sequences, while endogenous germline-expressed genes are actively protected from piRNA-induced silencing.