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In this article, an overview was provided of the most commonly used elbow arthroplasties in Europe and their specific characteristics.

Numerous reviews on metabolic pathway with genes and enzymes involved in polyamine biosynthesis were available [ 18– 20] and an overview was provided in Figure 1.

An overview was provided for the association between AD and lacunar infarct, leukoaraiosis, Binswanger's disease, and cerebral microbleeds, respectively.

An overview was provided of the state of the science for health impacts of air pollution and technologies available for air quality monitoring and exposure assessment.

The transition from conventional optical interferometer searches to resonator-stabilized frequency source tests14,15,16,17,18,19 has enabled a rapid increase in experimental sensitivity; an overview is provided in Fig. 1.

Training and online tutorials are available from COS and an overview is provided on the SPO web site.

Starting from the late 1960s – when the author first engaged in research – an overview is provided of the milestones in the fascinating landscape of atomic physics.

Herein an overview is provided which focuses on the recent advances toward the development of green and economical catalyst systems and process technologies for catalytic hydrogenation of unsaturated polymers in aqueous media.

Potential stakeholders are identified that can benefit from fire service data and an overview is provided on the type of information that can be obtained by a survey or information that results from engineering knowledge.

Finally, an overview is provided on several techniques and methods to characterize the mucus layer over cell-based barriers, in order to intimately reproduce human mucosal layer and thereby, improve in vitro/in vivo correlation.

Such an overview is provided that refers to techniques that yield results in terms of a raw or standardized difference and procedures related to regression analysis, as well as nonoverlap and percentage change indices.