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The integrated system can provide required energy, either as electricity, heating or cooling, by utilising available local energy/waste resources.

"The leading economies in the index all possess a track record in developing, accessing and utilising available talent, as well as in making investments that boost innovation.

The fact that it is based on standards may contribute to its implementation, utilising available software implementations and also overcomes legal implications.

And ignorance about HIV can result in the demonisation and social alienation of large groups of people, a lack of open and honest discussion, fewer people utilising available resources for treatment (like the prophylactic drugs that can halt transmission up to 72 hours after the event) and a rise in people contracting it as a result.

Our approach is multiprofessional and needs-based utilising available resources for adherence management most efficiently.

The CLS mutants reached different maximum cell densities, probably reflecting different efficiencies in utilising available nutrients (supplementary material Fig. S3).

The range of techniques used here will not be commonly available to Egyptologists or papyrologists and indicates that interdisciplinary collaboration is essential to be able to utilise available technologies in the understanding of ancient cultural heritage.

A particular problem is the supply of bio-energy to large industrial complexes as this requires considerable efforts to manage resource provision as well as constructing smart systems to utilise available resources without posing direct competition to the supply of food and feed.

Physical contact allows bacteria to recognize a competitor, the immediate benefit being ability to rapidly mobilise mechanisms to utilise available resources, thereby outcompeting the competitor.

With training, such responders can recognise emergent conditions and appropriately utilise available resources to avoid unnecessary delays in care.

The algorithm to utilise available staging data to reach a TNM classification may improve this in future data sets [ 29].