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In recent years the numerical approximations of this kind of problems form a hot topic, and many works are contributed to developing effective numerical methods and algorithms.
Although a clinical CT scanner equipped with photon-counting detectors is not available yet, recent advances in detector electronics and semiconductor detector materials have been contributed to developing a photon counting-based micro-CT system [ 38– 40].
A better understanding of RhoA/ROCK1 regulation on leukaemia cells could be contributing to develop new modalities for treating haematologic malignancies.
Several zebrafish chemical screens have contributed to developing drugs that are currently in clinical trials.
Fibrogenic changes can be prevented in our model if treated early in their development with anti-inflammatory drugs [ 66], showing that earlier inflammatory processes are contributing to later developing fibrotic responses.
All these different perspectives are contributing to the unprecedented challenge of developing a protective HIV-1 vaccine.
New vaccine design techniques are contributing to an emphasis on vaccines developed using the minimum essential subset of T- and B-cell epitopes that comprise the "immunome".
We go further to demonstrate that the autophagosomes developing from mitochondria may represent a novel mechanism of parkin-associated mitophagy, where mitochondrial membrane material can be contributed to formation of the developing autophagosome, rather than the autophagosome forming around parkin-labeled mitochondria.
BHR is the lead author and contributed to developing the review criteria, the study design, manuscript preparation, and manuscript revision.
Our goal is to contribute to developing an empirically-informed knowledge base about the global health services practice of medical tourism through addressing the knowledge gaps identified above.
The objective of the paper is to contribute to developing a better understanding of workforce stability as a major aspect of the overall policy goal of improved retention of health workers.
