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These novel dendron units can form unusual dendritic architectures by solid-phase chemistry, which may be incorporated into specific complex structures expanding the scope of dendrimer science.

Complex networks of biochemical reactions, such as intracellular protein signaling pathways and genetic networks, are often conceptualized in terms of modules semiindependent collections of components that perform a well-defined function and which may be incorporated in multiple pathways.

In some top international airports, portable CAT scan machines are now used to search luggage for plastic explosives; another new gadget, which may be incorporated into metal detectors, would check all passengers for "trace particle contamination" -- the residue of bombs and explosives.

Analysis of (delta vec {B}_mathrm {Sun}) also indicates that this vector is generally confined to a few, distinct directions which may be incorporated in future models.

We do not focus on a specific antenna array geometry in this work nor do we restrict the antenna element gain pattern g e. Notice, in (4), we do not account for coupling in-between antenna elements, which may be incorporated with additional coupling matrices [43].

A high-cholesterol diet elevated level of plasma TC and LDLC which may be incorporated into atherosclerotic plaques.

A set of design rules define a priori which modifications may be incorporated into the trial design.

brings together a multidisciplinary group of scholars to consider pathways by which immigrants may be incorporated into the political processes of western democracies.

Models of Immigrant Political Incorporation brings together a multidisciplinary group of scholars to consider pathways by which immigrants may be incorporated into the political processes of western democracies.

In addition, the architecturally attractive appearance of the new low-emissivity coating may increase the appeal of TSCs to architects, thereby broadening the range of buildings with which they may be incorporated.

Beyond GMC requirements, the perceived preferences of medical students appear to be an important influence on the extent to which CAM may be incorporated into curricula.