In addition to the preceding working definitions, where applicable, we utilize the National Institutes of Health (NIH) definitions [ 13] for both clinical and translational research, as follows: Clinical Research Researchh with human subjects that is: Patient-oriented research.
It involves disassembling the experienced complex material into minute parts, finding justifications for the relationships, creatively blending the new unfamiliar and the previous familiar information within limits exerted through the context of time and place, and shuffling and utilizing applicable previous levels in evaluating or making proper judgments.
However, they may be applicable in studies utilizing less costly exposure metrics, such as ambient air monitoring or using simpler, less expensive and non-invasive techniques for exposure assessment.
This is followed by an empirical study conducted to: (1) identify gender-specific programs (GSPs), (2) determine the extent to which GSPs utilize applicable research in their design and implementation, and (3) assess the evidence of GSPs' impact on targeted outcomes.
In this paper, we have presented a simple yet widely applicable fluidic assembly method by utilizing dip coating and directional evaporation.
Furthermore, the principal results from the structural engineering in this work will be applicable for various photovoltaic systems utilizing other metal-oxide-based electron-selective contacts and perovskite compositions due to the simplicity of our approach.
Notably, many technologies utilizing CNTs are applicable to more than one of these fields.
This feature extends the applicable range of the model by utilizing the design of high moment of inertia.
Huge quantity of images and their annotations, existing in MARVEL, makes it applicable to directly employ recent methods utilizing deep architectures such as AlexNet [2] for vessel categorization.
This study presents an easy way to find appropriate candidates for normalization utilizing microarray data, also applicable to multiple comparisons.
