Sentence examples for and modifications thereof from inspiring English sources
Supported sepiolite catalysts and modifications thereof are good candidates to meet these targets.
Several scales have been employed to measure task-specific dyspnea: the most commonly employed is the Borg scale and modifications thereof [2 4]; another is a visual analog scale (VAS) [5 7].
The complexation of different simple anions (F−, Cl−, BF4− and ClO4−) with a neutral cryptand, with neutral BN dipoles as functional units, and modifications thereof has been studied using ab initio Hartree Fock calculations.
The most commonly employed measure is the Borg scale and modifications thereof [ 2- 4] even though it was initially designed to measure the effects of perceived exertion rather than dyspnea.
It is also shown that the earliest-deadline-first discipline and certain modifications thereof provide a satisfactory and final answer to all real-life scheduling needs.
Diverse technologies such as phage display, cell systematic evolution of ligands by exponential enrichment and related modifications thereof are generating a wide range of peptide-based and structured nucleic acid (aptamers -based ligaptamers -basedeutic and diagnostic interventions in an unbiased bioligands context.
Four studies reported only on Candida infections in blood, four used European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer/Invasive Fungal Infections Cooperative Group and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Mycoses Study Group (EORTC/MSG) criteria or modifications thereof, and the rest used alternative definitions.
Using this measure (or slight modifications thereof), delinquent child and adolescent samples were reported to have marked deficits in the ability to successfully adopt the cognitive perspectives of others [ 9- 11].
Since the introduction of guidewire-assisted percutaneous dilational tracheostomy (PDT) into routine clinical practice some 20 years ago by Ciaglia and colleagues [ 1], the technique or modifications thereof have been used increasingly in intensive care units (ICUs) worldwide.
The integration of such datasets with information on chromatin status, transcriptional activity and nuclear localization of these loci, as well as the effects of genetic modifications thereof, may bring a more comprehensive understanding of tissue- and/or stage-specific gene regulation in both normal and pathological contexts.
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