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A good correlation between the results obtained from all the experimental techniques was achieved.

Therefore, the high electrical conductivity observed in nanometric multilayer films obtained by advanced techniques was achieved, even with lower magnitude, with ceramic suspensions and in the micrometric scale.

In a prospective randomised study comparing the effectiveness of TOT and TVT, based on an analysis of 70 cases, a comparable efficacy of both surgical techniques was achieved, with shorter surgery time and the risk of bladder injury in favor of TOT [ 11].

Further enhancement of the fuzzy techniques is achieved by combining them with neural networks into neurofuzzy systems [19].

Estimation of the maturation and mineral mapping using remote sensing techniques are achieved, by coupling spectral reflectance of the lunar surface with an optimized origin.

The improved BER performance in MIMO-CDMA systems that employ either of two discussed spreading code selection techniques is achieved by creating dependency between the bits carried by different antennas.

Major improvements in the preparation techniques were achieved after the finding that peroxisome proliferation in S. cerevisiae can be induced by oleate (Veenhuis et al. 1987).

The establishment of high-throughput technologies and the consequent explosion of available data allow us to reach a 'systems' understanding of the variations in gene expression only when a parallel evolution of algorithms and data mining techniques is achieved.

This laser-fusion technique was achieved in 2001 by Ryosuke Kodama and colleagues at Osaka University in Japan.

A Nahuatl story of a hall at the Toltec city of Tula, the walls of which were covered with fine mosaic, may belong to legend, but a monumental use of the technique was achieved in the mosaic-like treatment of the exterior wall casing of certain buildings.

An activated carbon pore-expanding technique was achieved through innovative reactivation by CO2/microwave.