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The results of this study promote the incorporation of environmental considerations in polyelectrolyte development and contribute to the design of improved solutions for controlling biofouling bivalves.

The findings of this study promote the quantitative consideration of environmental impacts of long-term leaching in Life Cycle Assessment, complementing site-specific risk assessment, for the design of waste management strategies, particularly in the construction sector.

The findings of this study promote understanding of how best to facilitate students' transition into professional practice environments so they become more than a temporary adjunct.

Overall, this study promotes the beneficial reuse of alum sludge in wide range of pollutant control in environmental engineering.

This study promotes two low cost easy-to-use tests for health evaluation in puppies, i.e. Apgar scoring and blood glucose assay.

This study promotes a sustainable innovative use of agro-wastes in the production of cheap and readily available activated carbons, thereby ensuring more affordable water and effluent treatment adsorbents.

This study promotes the understanding of the critical role of alpine soils, especially the vegetated surface soils in controlling the eco-hydrological processes in source regions of the Heihe River watershed.

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This study promotes the better understanding of the structure-property relationship with possible prediction of NLO properties in such complexes as the design of such type of metal-organic systems has an essential impact on their NLO performance.

"We hope this study promotes health conversations about helping babies, and their parents, sleep better -- if needed," said Michael Gradisar, an associate professor and clinical psychologist with Flinders University in Australia and an author on the new study, published in Pediatrics on Tuesday.

In conclusion, this study promotes a better understanding of the cellular events related to cell cycle arrest and downstream consequences caused by CDTs.