This article covers the progression of knowledge regarding the SEI, from its discovery in 1979 to the current state of understanding, and covers differences in the chemical and structural makeup when cell materials and components are varied.
In this article, the catastrophe progression method is used to evaluate the seismic stability of the embankment slope, and a reasonable result was achieved, indicating that the catastrophe progression method is feasible in predicting the seismic stability of embankment slope.
Their literature search had been performed up to December 2003; however, many articles studying radiographic progression of knee OA have been published in the decade since that review.
As we will see in the analysis of this Article, the EC's progression was not steady, but achieved in small steps.
McGillis Hall et al.'s study entitled Is the grass any greener (19) insinuates that information will be provided about whether pull factors are misconceived; however, whilst data presented in the article indicates that career progression is a major pull factor, there is no in-depth information about whether the nurses' pre-migration expectations were met.
A selection of Postdoc Network and Next Wave articles on the career progression of women in the sciences.
The goal of this article is to outline the progression of Charcot's neuroarthropathy.
In this article, we present a learning progression framework for connecting chemistry curriculum to student reasoning about substances mixing in water and moving through environmental systems.
In this article, we introduce the catastrophe progression method to evaluate the seismic stability of embankment, by selecting internal frictional angle, cohesion force, slope height, slope angle, surface gradient, peak acceleration, and distance to fault as evaluation indices.
Certain advantages could be gained from the rank held by individuals within the progression (in this article, the term "rank" indicates the position of an individual within the progression order, and is not related to dominance hierarchy in any way).
For example, Belo et al. found strong evidence for the association of serum levels of hyaluronic acid with radiographic knee OA progression, when no articles investigating hyaluronic acid were included in this current review.
