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Finally, before a conclusion and perspectives of this work, we present, in Section 9, a first functional prototype and its performances which attest the feasibility of this original approach.

The job-shop problem is a very important scheduling problem, which is NP-hard in the strong sense and with well-known benchmark instances of relatively small size which attest the practical difficulty in solving it.

Similar to previous studies of bentonite porewater chemistry on batch systems which attest the relevance of protonation/deprotonation on buffering pH, our results confirm that protonation/deprotonation is a key process in maintaining a stable pH under dynamic transport conditions.

Furthermore, our bacteriological results demonstrated that, in ventilated-inoculated animals, E. coli (the inoculated bacteria) was frequently associated with P. aeruginosa, S. suis, and P. multocida, all of which attest the presence of ventilator-associated pneumonia.

David Mattingly of the University of Leicester, Eng., and his team carried out a preliminary investigation of the tightly clustered sites, which attested the existence of a vast, complex, and highly organized African kingdom well beyond the frontiers of the Roman Empire.

Finally, Section 4 presents the results obtained in a laboratory trial, which attests the potential of the method.

The peak obtained in nanocomposite sample had an index of 202 at 30.5° which attested the integration of the polymer with standard lithium carbonate (Fig. 1c).

Many successful studies have been reported in the literature which attests the importance of machine learning approaches combined with traditional practices to approach medicinal chemistry challenges [4].

Moreover, the lysine- and carboxylate-specific cross-links for the EIN/HPr complex corroborate each other, which attests the power of CXMS in revealing the dynamics in protein interactions.

The modified surfaces, as well as bare Au electrode, were used for electroanalysis of the flavonoid fisetin in Britton-Robinson buffer solution, pH 5. Depending on the modification, detection limits as low as 3.35 ×10−10 mol L−1, which attests the possibility of use such surfaces in electroanalysis.

Nevertheless, a pilot study conducted in Senegal achieved over 80% IPTc coverage while using community volunteers for drug deployment [24], which attests the logistic feasibility of such an intervention.