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We also recommend this as the default for CLASlite 3.0 monitoring efforts with the aim to generate data for a REDD+ REL.

During the past 20 years, numerous derivatives and analogues of spermidine (Spd) and spermine (Spm) were synthesized with the aim to generate a new type of anticancer drug.

This paper discusses a refinement technique for processing informal specifications expressed in a literal shape, with the aim to generate formal specifications appropriate to automatic processing.

After identification of the linear power amplifier, two tests were carried out with the aim to generate the two strain waves in an aluminium bar instrumented with semi-conductor strain gauges.

This review summarizes the work which has been reported for cotton proteomics and evaluates the findings in context of the approaches that are widely employed with the aim to generate novel insight useful for cotton improvement.

Valuable information regarding the steric, electrostatic and hydrophobic properties of the molecules was obtained, and several modifications around both heterocycles were evaluated with the aim to generate new promising series of benzo[d]imidazoles and benzo[b]thiophenes derivatives displaying high CB2 selectivity and low toxicity.

Many other tasks are also sourced from local firms with the explicit aim to generate local gains.

A systematic downscaling-disaggregation study was conducted over Singapore Island, with an aim to generate high spatial and temporal resolution rainfall data under future climate-change conditions.

Like the other main parties, the Conservatives are committed to deep reductions in CO2 emissions, with a reasonable aim to generate 15% of energy from renewables as soon as 2020, and a pledge to cut emissions by 80% over the next 40 years.

Furthermore, and also in collaboration with the DMDD project, we aim to generate a placental histology atlas to supplement the eHistology embryo atlas.

With this method we aim to generate two sensitivity measures: first order (S) and total effect (ST) sensitivity index.