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Its use has been expanded to other subtypes (e.g., papillary RCC).

Copper's architectural use has been expanded in modern times to include interior and exterior wall cladding, building expansion joints, radio frequency shielding, and antimicrobial indoor products, such as attractive handrails, bathroom fixtures, and counter tops.

Hemoclips, originally developed 3 decades ago in Japan by Jensen and Machicado [ 15], have been used for endoscopic hemostasis since then and their use has been expanded to the management of many types of perforations and fistulas.

As a result, cellular telephone use has been expanding rapidly, more than tripling in the first decade of the 21st century to reach a penetration of some 10 cellular phones per 100 persons.

More recently, the range of stimuli used to probe sensory function has been expanded to include more complex stimuli such as Gaussian white noise.

Stable isotope labeling with amino acids in cell culture (SILAC) is an optimal method for accurate quantitative proteomics and the use of SILAC has been expanded for tissue proteome quantification by using a mix of multiple SILAC-labeled cell lines as internal standards (super-SILAC) [ 15- 17].

The use of SLS has been expanded to polymer/ceramic composites.

Under President Obama and the Republican-dominated Congress, the use of military detention has been expanded, and Mr. Obama has claimed the right to order American citizens killed in foreign lands without any judicial review or due process of any kind.

As a result, the use of esophageal stents has been expanded to various benign conditions as well as to neoadjuvant settings in malignancy.

Recently, the use of electromagnetic fields has been expanded to therapeutic purposes because their interactions with living matter produce effects that initiate, accelerate or inhibit biological processes.

Thus, we chose a framework to guide our exploration of patients' decisions to use A/C based on a well-accepted model for general health care decision-making and use [ 41, 42], that has been expanded to consider integration of CAM services (see Figure 1)[ 43].