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In particular, we will describe recent imaging experiments with plasmonic metamaterials and novel VCSEL geometries, in which the Bragg mirrors may be engineered in such a way that they exhibit hyperbolic metamaterial properties in the long wavelength infrared range, so that they may be used to efficiently remove excess heat from the laser cavity.

Just noticeable difference (JND) characteristics of human auditory system can be used to efficiently remove spatial perceptual redundancy in the quantization of spatial parameters.

For example, multi-drug resistant strains of S. enterica currently circulating in Europe (Garcia et al. 2014) contain multiple plasmids, and the method described here could be used to efficiently remove individual plasmids.

Although the thrombin cleavage site can be used to efficiently remove the epitope tag (Fig. 1B, data not shown), we performed our studies below with recombinant mPAP-Tr-H6 (henceforth referred to as mPAP) containing the C-terminal epitope tag because removal of the tag required additional purification steps and did not impact enzyme activity.

The codon-optimized version of CinH recombinase, CinHo, was successfully used to efficiently remove SMG in tobacco pollen by using pollen-specific promoters [ 149].

Here we show that consecutive lavages via a small catheter located in a main stem bronchus can be used to efficiently remove accumulated surfactant from the alveolar space in a very small child.

Iron (Chang et al., 1958; Manwaring et al., 1971; Zhu et al., 2005), aluminum (Chang et al., 1958; Wallis and Melnick, 1967; Chaudhuri and Engelbrecht, 1970) and polyelectrolytes (Johnson et al., 1967) have been used to efficiently flocculate and remove viruses from wastewater (> 99% removal).

Several reports have articulated the use of microorganisms to efficiently remove Hg from contaminated matrixes via biological reduction (von Canstein et al. 1999 and von Canstein et al. 2002), biosorption (Francois et al. 2012; Velasquez and Dussan 2009), bioaccumulation (Velasquez and Dussan 2009), and biosequestration (Francois et al. 2012).

The RCCS uses a novel shape to efficiently remove the heat released from the RPV through radiation and natural convection.

The RCCS uses a novel shape to efficiently remove the heat released from the RPV with radiation and natural convection.

Some examples of this will be described, including: 1) A process for distillate hydrocracking using a split shell column to efficiently remove a reaction byproduct from the process.