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Among these, the neutral wind component in the geomagnetic meridian, combined with the later sunset in summer, play dominant roles as comprehensively discussed in He et al. (2009) and Liu et al. (2010).
Contrarily, light microscopy shows styrene droplets moving along the interface between water and styrene giving direct visible evidence of spontaneous emulsification at an interface between two immiscible liquids as comprehensively discussed in [ 34].
We comprehensively discussed the limitations of our data, pointing out, as do Hemkens and colleagues in their letter [ 1], the problem of small numbers of events, which is partly due to the short duration of many of the studies available.
Additionally, since the dispersion of iron oxide nanoparticles is as important as its preparation, surface modification issue has been a serious challenge which is comprehensively discussed using different surfactants.
Finally, the most recent advancements of the SPIONs and their nanopackages in combination with other imaging/therapeutic agents have been comprehensively discussed for their effective usage as in vitro and in vivo theranostic agents in cancer treatments.
Subsequently, various requirements and challenges as well as the feasibility of existing solutions for each stage of proposed IoMT architecture are comprehensively discussed.
Firstly, capacitive and pseudocapacitive materials, such as carbon materials, conductive polymers and metal oxides/sulfides/nitrides, are comprehensively discussed with the scope of their working potential ranges, proper electrolytes and working principles.
The dynamic and context-dependent nature of protein glycosylation is also comprehensively discussed, hence highlighting its potentially important role as a biomarker of CSC.
First, the findings in these studies are comprehensively discussed to evaluate the safety of CNTs as biomaterials.
"Race is rarely comprehensively discussed often due to the fact that classrooms are so lacking in diversity," she said.
Several other advantages are comprehensively discussed in [171].
