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The elaborated conclusions can be further employed in the parametric sensitivity analysis (Comput. Chem. Eng. 28 (2004) 527; Am.
In this work we have developed a material for bone TERM applications with tunable bioerosion rate and dexamethasone release profile which can be further employed in fused deposition modelling (the most common and accessible 3D printing technology in the market).
The results gathered in this work indicate that IL-based ATPS can be further employed in the extraction and purification of vanillin from different matrices, as confirmed by the large partition coefficients obtained and improved low viscosity systems.
Moreover, DVCH can be easily processed by salt-leaching method to prepare highly porous structures exhibiting open-cell architecture, that can be further employed in wound dressing therapies and scaffolds for tissue engineering.
It is believed that an ANN based hierarchical prediction procedure shown in this paper can be further employed in many kinds of geotechnical engineering problems with inherent uncertainties and imperfections.
As such, a set of highly reliable interactions could be delineated that can be further employed in both computational and experimental studies.
The descriptors were further employed in the development of QSAR regression model using PLS, multiple linear regression (MLR), and SVM.
A thermal-diffusion-based model of heat distribution in tissues is further employed in order to render the spatio-temporal distribution of the temperature field in experiments performed in highly heterogeneous mouse tissues.
Finally, probe 1 was further employed in living cell imaging with pancreatic cancer cells, in which it displayed low cytotoxicity, satisfactory cell permeability, and selective ratiometric response to Fe3+.
The 3D structure provided by the CDS step is further employed in a Monte Carlo (MC) simulation of zero-field-cooled/field-cooled (ZFC/FC) and magnetic hysteresis loops (M×H curves) for the system.
Moreover, power control is further employed in order to conserve energy.
