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Serum obtained by clotting plasma contains no detectable growth-promoting activity for fibroblasts, and is therefore a valuable additive to culture medium for an examination of the autonomy of cells from exogenous PDGF.

Addition of Pluronic F-68 (1%) stabilized soluble TvDAO also under conditions of substrate conversion and may be a highly valuable additive in any reaction employing the free enzyme.

Accordingly, p-type oxide semiconductors are excellent materials not only for fabricating highly sensitive and selective gas sensors but also valuable additives that provide new functionality in gas sensors, which will enable the development of high-performance gas sensors.

Thus, TTX and ATX-II would be valuable additives during purification and for any subsequent structure analysis via crystallization or electron cryomicroscopy.

Since the effects of AGE restriction were additive to standard medical therapy, the intervention could be a valuable addition to the current management of patients with type 2 diabetes.

Removal of unburned carbon from coal ash makes it a more valuable cement additive.

As the IBE alcohol mix is considered to be a valuable fuel additive, the transformants obtained represent a step forward towards the development of an industrial IBE process for the production of biofuels.

This process offers an attractive route for converting glycerol, the main by-product of biodiesel, to solketal – a value-added green product with potential industrial applications as a valuable fuel additive or combustion promoter for gasoline engines.

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Further studies are needed to better understand the roles of lipids in the anthracycline cardiotoxicity and sex differences, but phospholipid cardioprotection seems a valuable new additive therapeutic strategy for anthracycline cardiotoxicity.

Significantly, 2,3-BD is a potentially valuable fuel additive with a heating value of 27.2 kJ/g, comparable to that of other liquid fuels (e.g., ethanol 29.055 kJ/g, methanol 22.081 kJ/g) [ 4].