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However, a number of alterations could prove the method to be viable such as: increasing the beam time, target volume and concentration, and most importantly, a high enrichment of 44Ca could elevate the produced activity to GBq level.

A number of issues need to be resolved before DMFC can be commercially viable such as the methanol crossover and water crossover which must be minimised in portable DMFCs.

(In the filamentous fungus Neurospora crassa, however, certain histone H3 mutants are not viable, such as K4L, K9L, K14R and K27L [ 15]).

The methodology is anticipated to be used by future researchers and health services to reduce costs and when large target samples are not viable such as existing small numbers within the community.

However, it delivered a setback to Heathrow's hopes of building a third runway by neglecting to mention the airport by name in its statement and making clear other viable options – such as expansion at Gatwick – were still on the table.

Thus, this study examines possible viable alternatives such as urine and saliva samples and the GH concentration.

These grafts contain viable cells such as bone marrow osteoprogenitor cells, collagenous matrix, and noncollagenous extracellular growth and differentiating factors.

The susceptible and less viable genotypes such as Tellahamsa and MAS showed distinctly low dehydrogenase activity and membrane stability compared to rest of the genotypes.

These grafts contain viable cells such as bone marrow osteoprogenitor cells, a collagenous matrix and noncollagenous extracellular growth and differentiating factors.

Traditional surface electrode arrays, although easy to fabricate, do not penetrate to the viable tissue such as central hippocampus slices and thus have a lower signal/noise ratio and lower selectivity than a penetrating array.