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The results show that XAllen is better suited to predict solid-solution stability when utilising only one parameter.

At a time of extended progressive opuses, their songs, largely written by Colvin and Hyman, were short, fast and reductive, utilising only three chords and no guitar solos.

Firstly, magnet pairs with unlike poles facing each other were arranged along a microcapillary to trap plugs of differently functionalised particles for a simultaneous surface-based assay in which biotin was selectively bound to a plug of streptavidin coated particles utilising only 22 nL of reagent.

The 5-level design has been successfully implemented on a Xilinx Spartan 3E FPGA, utilising only 1104 slices for a 512-by-512 pixel test image, the lowest hardware requirements for a 5-level discrete wavelet transform processor reported to date.

This indicates that duricrusts are not safe for traversing and they present a definite hazard for travelling on the Martian landscape when utilising only visual terrain classification, as the surface appearance is not necessarily representative of what may be lying beneath.

By utilising only structural feature information in our descriptors (structural fingerprints/keys) the descriptor generation of a fragment results in a subset of features with regards to the parent structure.

Therefore the metric RASS can be utilised only in a settled station.

This is due to the fact that the code formulae utilise only local stiffness distributions.

It is likely that a minimal increase in glucose transport occurs acutely but is too small to noticeably affect HA synthesis, as the hexosamine biosynthesis pathway is thought to utilise only 2 5% of the available intracellular glucose52,53.

The predictor equations are invaluable for rapid analysis of engine-out emissions as they utilise only common fuel properties easily attainable from fuel specification sheets, without the need for expensive and time-consuming experiments.

Amal Hayati et al. (2011) utilised only 32 subjects, and this study used 90 subjects.