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The different nature of the main excitations that contribute to the UV/Vis spectra in AQS and its derivatives, with differing charge-transfer contributions (see ESI 4, Table S1, 2 † ), mean that there is quite significant variation in peak energies between results for different functionals.
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If single-view μQFR can be validated in a real-world population, the findings from this study may be quite significant, leading to wider adoption of physiological assessment in the catheterization laboratory due to the decreased time, contrast dose, and radiation exposure associated with acquiring a single appropriate view versus multiple views of a target lesion.
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Logical models built using Signor data, complemented with some additional ad hoc literature curation, have allowed, for instance, the assembly of several versions of a colorectal cancer model that have quite significant predictive power in assessing the effect of combinations of targeted drugs 109 , 110 , ‡ on cellular states, and they can be used to identify potential synergistic drugs that together are more effective for inhibiting cell proliferation than separately.
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Support for informal carers Finally, the vast majority of the patients interviewed depended on family, friends and neighbours to provide informal care and support, sometimes with quite significant implications for the lives of those caring for them. 17 Their needs also require higher priority and accompanying investment from those co-ordinating care for patients.
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For uses beyond the therapeutic, including emerging potential use cases like in military or human enhancement contexts, these reflections ought to substantiate the realization that, despite superficial and functional similarities, synthetic speech systems and “organic” speech might depart from one another in quite significant ways.