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However, for stable and compact (in terms of the number of used genes) predictive models, a larger total number of samples is needed [ 30] which could be realised by combination of future gene expression profiling studies with the approach used here.

One way in which this could be realised is if children's centres, Sure Start and playgroups tried to reach grandparents who are providing that vital childcare role.

Mary and Elizabeth planned to find a building in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in which these dreams could be realised.

However there were a number of issues with individual component parts and with the assembly of the parts which required addressing before a working prototype could be realised.

Cleavage of the N O bond, TBS protection and reduction provided allylic alcohol 37, from which both the HWE or Julia Kocienski coupling partners could be realised.

This paper presents a process route by which ceramic microcomponents with relatively complex three-dimensional architectures could be realised by a high-volume technique.

This could be realised by developing prediction models, in which the association between short-term and long-term outcomes is determined statistically, and adjusted for relevant covariates.

Consequently, 88 94% of the theoretical energy savings could be realised.

Significant economic benefits could be realised through an expansion of the area of native woodland.

With 3.5 dyads, a transmission rate of 1.2 × 10 −3 gm−2d−1 could be realised.

Hence, a new perspective on the way to optimise the design process could be realised.