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This study postulated that tibial baseplate of a specific mobile bearing design with a uniform thickness across the baseplate offers more fatigue resistance than the fixed-bearing design.

This study postulated a commercial pyroprocess facility (KAPF+: Korea Advanced Pyroprocess Facility Plus) with a processing capacity of 400 tons/year as a cost object, and utilized an engineering cost estimation method based on a conceptual design to present the results of the total cost and unit cost estimation.

The authors of this study postulated an improvement of insulin resistance in peripheral tissue, as β-cell function was normal in these mice.

Peak serum levels of IL-6 were linked to the lowest T3 levels in 16 children after cardiac surgery [ 66]; the authors of this study postulated that treatments directed to diminish the rise in pro-inflammatory cytokines may prove effective in preventing postoperative SES.

On the basis of the dual-process theory, this study postulates that drivers may learn to perform irrational aberrant driving behaviors, and these behaviors could be derived either from a deliberate or an intuitive decision-making approach.

This study postulates a hydrogen risk analysis for the Korean Optimized Power Reactor 1000 MWe (OPR1000) until the reactor pressure vessel (RPV) fails under a station blackout (SBO) scenario, using the MELCOR 1.8.6 code.

In sum, this study postulates that market knowledge will lead to international market involvement among apparel retailers.

This study postulates that albumin, immunoglobulin G (IgG), fibrinogen, and apolipoproteins can be detected in the corona of all the nanoparticles due to their high abundance in plasma.

Therefore, this study postulates that strong market commitment to internationalization will lead to international market involvement: H4: The greater a firm's market commitment, the higher the probability of international market involvement.

This study postulates that Sorokin's pendulum theory [17] as a methodological framework can accommodate and explicate the sociocultural characteristics of postmodern society; and by embedding these characteristics into a wider historic context of super-rhythms it can offer further insight into probable future outcomes.

To account for these phenotypes, this study postulates that determinants that promote differentiation are localized to the basal cortex in neurogenic progenitors (but not proliferative ones).