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The principles developed in this study would assist in the design of solid phase molecular beacons using gold nanoparticles.

We hope that the findings of this study would assist in future design and implementation of interactivity in classroom e-textbooks for K-12.

It is hoped that the information gleaned from this study would assist in the design of educational programmes in transfusion medicine as we attempt to close the existing gaps in knowledge and skills in the field, while ensuring that blood is transfused in a cost-effective and appropriate manner.

The results from the study would assist concerned authority in successful operation of reservoirs in the context of growing demand and dwindling resource.

Findings of the present study would assist partially system design of residential SWHs and help accrue more monetary benefit to the end users.

Among these target genes, 6 and 8 members belong to Group A PP2C and PP2A, respectively, indicating that miRNAs in the present study would assist in understanding the post-transcriptional control of gene regulation during physiological and stress-induced cellular responses.

He said: "This is clearly a case where a psychiatric report would assist the court.

The incidence rate of UHI to this aggregate (40.4%) is quite high and home hazards are a key contributing factor [ 6]; therefore this study would be beneficial to assist in the control of home hazards and the prevention of UHI in Wenzhou.

The results from this study would be used as the cost-effectiveness information to assist health policy makers (i.e., the Subcommittees for Development of NLED) to make policy decision whether which CHB drugs should be included in the NLED.

The data gathered during this study would also provide useful information when planning a substantive trial and will assist funding bodies when considering investment in substantive trial funding.

Although double-blinding in this study would have involved the use of placebo sprays and lozenges at the same time as the active dose, this may have assisted in avoiding bias in patients' perceptions of efficacy.