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We set out to determine whether the addition of histopathology to a primary screen of targeted knockouts in a large-scale high-throughput pipeline was scientifically valuable, feasible and cost effective; a study that is relevant and timely given the ongoing efforts of the IMPC (Kim et al., 2010; Brown and Moore, 2012).

The developed facile route is highly valuable and feasible for hierarchical porous Al2O3 ceramic materials for applications in research and industrial fields.

Although hard engineering is likely to remain a valuable and feasible coastal protection option, an inventory of São Miguel's population distribution, surf breaks, bathymetry and coastal erosion rates showed the potential of using multifunctional artificial reefs as a soft engineering solution.

Kotera et al. [ 19] reported that it was valuable and feasible for early stage (stage IA) epithelial ovarian cancer patient who underwent opposite ovary wedge resection.

As more and more high-throughput genome-wide expression data become available, computational inference of GINs from expression data is critically valuable and feasible with much less cost.

This might limit the widespread use of FLIM in the realm of infection biology and makes the described approach of acceptor bleaching a valuable and feasible method to validate and subcellularly localize pathogen triggered signaling events in infected host cells.

Considering the potential of secondary damage to clinical patients caused by scar ablation, cellular therapy during the subacute phase which occurs prior to the formation of the permanent glial scar may be more valuable and feasible for further clinical application.

The franchise then becomes an inefficient bureaucracy that wastes staff and money in developing and implementing products that are not valuable and feasible in the local context, like in the initial years in system 1: "They said that everything needed to be done exactly as they did it in the [original] unit.

Our data support the hypothesis that the 2000 human listeriosis outbreak was caused by a L. monocytogenes strain that persisted in a food processing facility over 12 years and show that genome sequencing is a valuable and feasible tool for retrospective epidemiological analyses.

These results offer a valuable and feasible assay to test the pathogenicity of KMT2D missense mutations and implicate that the missense mutations described here that lies in PHD domains may contribute to KS by reducing KMT2D enzymatic activity and consequently its mediated transcriptional activation.

Active power filters prove to be feasible, valuable and successful custom power devices for harmonic compensation.