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The success of this approach increases the potential of producing 3MB as a biofuel from E. coli as titers can potentially reach in excess of 30 g/L before the aqueous concentration of 3MB again becomes troublesome.

The court's action holds the potential of producing the most important copyright case in decades.

The court's action took the world of copyright holders and users by surprise and held the potential of producing the most important copyright case in decades.

The Natanz site is said by experts to be more worrisome than the Russian-assisted nuclear reactor at the Persian Gulf city of Bushehr, which they say has the potential of producing weapons-grade plutonium.

Furthermore, a surplus accumulated by a country (or group of countries) may have the potential of producing sudden and uneven changes in the economies of those countries in which the surplus is eventually spent.

Sometimes a campaign seems harmless, but holds the potential of producing unwanted side effects, as was the case with the Tango advertisement, created by Howell Henry Chaldecott Lury, part of Chime Communications, which featured a fat, Buddha-like orange man slapping people around the ears.

Dell'Accio et al. [ 7] introduced the concept of chondrocyte quality control, arguing that a more reproducible outcome of ACI can be accomplished with enriched populations of stable chondrocytes, with the greatest potential of producing cartilage in vivo.

(XLS 26 KB) 12284_2012_45_MOESM10_ESM.txt Additional file 10: Data S1: Detailed information of all the introns with potential of producing phase-distributed secondary small RNAs after microRNA-mediated cleavages.

In all of the above-mentioned traits, heterosis was observed in hybrid males compared to inbred males, thereby highlighting the impact of inbreeding and the potential benefit of producing vigorous hybrid males with improved phenotypic quality.

Beyond the potential stigma of producing its clothing in poor countries, Uniqlo has struggled to avoid another pitfall of selling mass-market products at low prices -- the perception that the goods are low quality.

Microfluidics offer the potential advantages of producing stable, reproducible and quantitative gradients.