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One of the next preclinical steps will be the modification of the current animal model to achieve a model of low-grade S. epidermidis peri-implant infection and to compare the uptake of 68Ga-DOTA-Siglec-9 in a model of inflammation simulating aseptic loosening of bone implants.

The goal of the work carried out is firstly to achieve a model of parameters influencing the performance of photovoltaic (PV) energy output under real working conditions and secondly implementing the model into a single Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) that should be applied to energy management for future smart building design.

After outlining the method through which this can be achieved, a model of pedagogies is developed.

Providing patient access to their personal health information is also cited as a way of achieving a model of patient-centred care [ 31].

In this study it is taken into account, and in order to achieve this, a model of random received polarization based on Stokes parameters is given.

The combination of high hydrostatic pressure with mild temperature was explored to achieve a predictive model of microbial inactivation in food matrix processing.

On the development side, constraints on the Simulink/Stateflow semantics have been introduced and design practices have been adopted to gradually achieve a formal model of the system.

A proper fitting of the data has been achieved considering a model of two layers having identical values of the refractive index but different values of the extinction coefficient (higher absorption for the outer layer).

8 Achieving such a model of care in most specialist oncology services and evaluating its effectiveness represent major challenges.

We have chosen a tumour model to demonstrate the selective accumulation of L19-UG-TNFRII fusion protein on B-FN in vivo, to obtain quantitative results that cannot be achieved using a model of RA in mice.

The greatest gains in power are achieved under a model of heterogeneity in which the causal variant has opposing effects in different populations, although it is not clear how realistic this scenario is likely to be.