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The paper describes the studies and the tests for the development of the insulation structure of the 1 MV–50 A gas insulated (SF6) line of the ITER NBI in the SinGap configuration characterized by two kinds of spacers: at least a couple of disk-shaped spacers, designed to be gas tight, and a larger number (several tens) of inner conductor post spacers.

The review identifies the need for research on factors that affect algal growth, mass transport, species selection, algal bacterial interactions, and validation of laboratory research in field scale tests for the development of an algal biofilm based technology platform for integrating wastewater treatment and biomass production.

A recent publication by Bhangu et al. (2010) [ 11] evaluated the use of significant clinical variables identified by univariate and multivariate tests, for the development of a scoring system to identify patients with CDI who may be more at risk from death during the course of infection.

Africa is well-suited as a testbed for the development of a mobile phone programming curriculum.

SPHERES Project: Satellite Formation Flight testbed for the development of separated spacecraft control algorithms in a micro-gravity environment.

"This case is a pivotal test for the development of parent company liability for human rights and environmental harm," said Croser.

A three-year, $5.46 million grant from the National Science Foundation will establish a large-scale cybersecurity testbed for the development of new defenses against computer worms and viruses.

To test for the development of a protective memory response, a cohort of pmif RNA replicon immunized and PbAWT-infected mice was cured by treatment with chloroquine and re-infected 4 weeks later (see scheme Supplementary Figure 4a).

A prototype ICRF antenna has been fabricated and is being tested for the development of long pulse (300 s), high power ICRF system of KSTAR.

Objective: To assess the measurement of plasma tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-α) as a predictive test for the development of preeclampsia.

Consequently, it will be able to accommodate divertor heat loads that make it an attractive test for the development of advanced tokamak operating modes.