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This awning design could fit the unsolved need for a mechanically simple foldable awning that present designs have not provided.
An unsolved need for medical WGS26 is sample multiplexing, both to lower the cost of testing and to allow trios to be analyzed simultaneously.
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Thus, the EGF receptor family, its multiple interactions with EGF and the effects of intracellular effects remains an unsolved puzzle with need for further investigation.
The book explores the aftermath of the unsolved murder, highlighting the need for more scrutiny to be placed on confessions obtained by law enforcement.
This new study [ 5] also underlines the need for revisiting of old, unsolved issues, by using novel experimental techniques and methodological approaches to get a better insight into possible biological effects of power lines and mobile phones.
Yet there is an ongoing, articulated need for the investigation of so many of the unsolved and of some of the "solved" atrocities of the Troubles.
Acute leukaemia remains an unsolved problem demanding considerably more basic and clinical research to meet the need for prevention and simple dependable curative treatment.
Building on the previous research, this study investigated the unsolved yet crucial question of whether and where socioeconomic differences in the use of health care services occur in the Canadian health care system after adjusting for need for health care.
In addition, some of the unsolved problems and research needs for a reliable bioprocessing under microaerobic conditions are briefly addressed.
These unsolved questions need to be answered with experimental models and advanced technology.
However, the protein level alteration by the studied SNPs still remains unsolved and needs to be further studied.
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