The current work could provide better understanding on the impact of the integrated SPIOs on the dynamic responses (especially the cavitation activities) of hybrid microbubbles, and suggest the shell composition of hybrid agents should be appropriately designed to improve their clinical diagnostic and therapeutic performances of hybrid microbubble agents.
Where necessary responses were appropriately transformed to improve the normality and constant variance regression assumptions.
The rod on the convex side was inserted and appropriately compressed to improve further the correction.
We should not assume that current health services meet the needs of men, or that health service providers or policy-makers are appropriately geared to improve men's use of health services [ 4].
Except for psychophysical pain testing, no objective measure has been appropriately evaluated and shown to improve with improvements in clinical status in a longitudinal study, and thus to qualify as a biomarker (see Table 10 for summary).
The Council could grant a 10-year permit, enough time so that the Garden and the various parties responsible for the station can come up with an appropriately aggressive plan to improve the site, a plan that should include discussions about a possible future home, elsewhere, for the arena.
Some useful findings have been obtained: (1) The design of jet pump, air lift system, and water jet has to be integrated appropriately in order to improve mining efficiency and coal recovery rate, and to decrease energy consumption.
Besides, increasing inlet temperature of cooling water appropriately is propitious to improve the global thermal insulation performance of the blast furnace wall while it cannot reduce the cooling water.
According to such an approach, it is theoretically shown that the projectile base-pressure can be appropriately shaped (i) to improve the final speed without increasing the breech pressure or, in other terms, (ii) to achieve a given muzzle velocity with reduced maximum gas pressure.
Identifying modifiable risk factors at admission predicting (LOS) could lead to appropriately targeted interventions to improve the delivery of care for women with gynecological cancer.
