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Protein-based nanocages are of particular interest because of their potential applicability as drug delivery carriers and their perfect and complex symmetry and ideal physical properties, which have stimulated researchers to engineer, modify or mimic these qualities.

There are, however, some disadvantages of binary probes which have stimulated intense research yielding novel and creative approaches.

Publicly funded and large biomedical research funders are committed to open access publishing and are pleased with recent developments which have stimulated growth in this area.

Important energy conversions in nature require coupled reactions involving transfer of electrons and protons (for example, cell respiration and photosynthesis), 1 which have stimulated the mimicking of these systems in order to achieve highly efficient energy convertors 2 or energy storage 3 cells.

Afforestation is widespread and increasing, which has stimulated the timber and timber-related industries.

Among Roman Catholic thinkers it included the work of Bernard Lonergan in Insight (1957), which has stimulated considerable discussion.

Jenny Abramsky, director of BBC radio and music, said Cooke's letters were a "unique legacy" which had "stimulated and entertained millions".

Mr. Benishek said he decided to run for the House after Congress passed "that so-called stimulus bill, which has stimulated nothing but government".

Reversibility of advanced liver fibrosis in patients has been documented which has stimulated researchers to develop antifibrotic drugs.

The refrigerants with high global warming potential (GWP) will be phased out, which has stimulated research to find replacement fluids.

Recent advances in X-ray computed tomography (CT) now afford novel ways to obtain exact data on pore geometry, which has stimulated the development of algorithms to estimate the pore size distribution from 3D data sets.