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Nonlinearities in kinetics of recombinant bioprocesses provide an opportunity to possibly improve the time-average performance of these by periodic forcing of feed conditions.

Surgical ventricular reverse remodeling has been shown to possibly improve hemodynamics and symptoms, but effects on long-term mortality are not established.

In addition to finding the root cause, the expectation from this study was to possibly improve the existing designs or practices to avoid similar failures in future.

Therefore, the results from this in vitro study provided the first evidence that nano-modification techniques should be further researched as a means to possibly improve skin growth, thereby improving transcutaneous osseointegrated orthopedic implant longevity.

Other personal profile information can be integrated to possibly improve the predictions such as past histories of transactions or purchases and current situations of the user.

After answering a given section, participants could not return to previous sections to revise (possibly improve) their answers.

One possible way to validate or possibly improve the quality of demographic data collected within administrative data systems is to compare the administrative data with information collected on the same people in other data collections.

One option to understand and possibly improve the properties of thermosets is to investigate well-defined polymer networks.

This may well be the museum quandary of the oughties: how to live with outrageous success and maintain an identity as a museum; how to preserve and possibly improve the experience of art as art for ever larger and more diverse audiences; how to benefit from cutting-edge academic theory without reducing the centrality of what the art critic Dave Hickey calls "the visible arts".

The Surface Velocity Program drifter data, collected in the Mediterranean Sea since 1989, are analysed in order to evaluate and, possibly, improve the accuracy of the drogue (sea anchor, attached to the buoy by a long thin tether) presence detection system.