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17 23 Therefore, it seems that we do not yet fully understand these injuries and further research is required to assist in the understanding of injury mechanisms, and factors contributing to the development of hip/groin pain.
These techniques will assist in the understanding of landslide processes, post-failure mechanism and mobility.
We do believe that our study will assist in the understanding of graphene exfoliation process for mass synthesis of graphene in the future work.
The results may assist in the understanding of the formation mechanism of the metallic glasses and provide useful guideline for the development of property-controllable SASs.
The site descriptions assist in the understanding of the geological development of gas-hydrate-bearing sands and in the assessment of their energy production potential.
For example, the research could provide important insights into the fundamental processes of gamete biology, assist in the understanding of genetic disorders, and provide otherwise infertile individuals a means of creating genetically related children.
The interest of CFD for assisting in the understanding of the behavior of hydrogen technologies is also important.
This approach has allowed the conditions of migration and accumulation of radionuclides in the north-west of the Kola Peninsula to be revealed, and assisted in the understanding of migration and accumulation conditions of 137Cs.
These advances have assisted in the understanding of malaria pathogenesis and in the generation of vaccine candidates.
The microscopic analysis of fluorescence in different carbon sources, including various simple and complex polysaccharides, non-polysaccharides and carbon starvation, assisted in the understanding of the signals involved in CreA nuclear localisation and repression.
The study of Alzheimer's disease in individuals with Down syndrome has assisted in the understanding of early-onset Alzheimer's disease in many ways, but not enough to provide a basis for successful treatment or prevention of dementia.
