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The study demonstrated a feasibility of applying digital terrain modelling to investigate relations of other groups of soil microbiota with topography and the system 'topography soil microbiota' as a whole.

The objective of this study is to investigate the feasibility of applying licochalcone-A (L-A) and bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (BMSC -aggregate BMSC -aggregateng tinsue engineering and further study the boneogical effects of L-A on the cell aggrepairingrmatissuend ostengineeringperties.

This finding confirms the feasibility of applying A-D images to develop automated DS detection procedures, which appear to be highly promising for DS-related researches.

The objective of the experiments described herein was a feasibility study of applying targeted drug delivery as an anti cancer tool.

Therefore, the feasibility of applying a SRG in a WEC is also verified.

In a non-randomised study in six centres in the UK, 24 patients with previously untreated small-cell lung cancer of limited extent were treated with a regimen of alternating chemotherapy and radiotherapy to assess response, toxicity, and the feasibility of applying such a regimen on a multicentre basis in the UK.

Finally, an industrial case demonstrates the feasibility of applying the proposed model to a real-world integrated PDPD problem in a supply chain under uncertain environments.

This study investigates the feasibility of applying a continuous wastewater treatment, which is accomplished using a plate-type electrocoagulator in a zigzag flow pattern in series of bipolar plates.

The ability to image an ulcer, as a prototypical oral pathology and the feasibility of applying Doppler technique for visualizing the microvasculature in human labial mucous membrane with diameters as small as ~16 μm were presented.

However, transfer coefficients have not been developed specifically for very young children in an indoor environment, and the feasibility of applying this approach to assess children's dermal exposures in a residential environment has not been evaluated sufficiently.

Thus the feasibility of applying a SRG to WEC is verified.